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AAPA statement on the passing of Dr. Stanley Sue, one of the founders of AAPA. Link to Dr. Sue's obituary: https://ow.ly/loVR50SgchE
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📣 Applications are NOW OPEN for the Fall 2024 Peer Specialist Mental Health Certificate Entry Course at RAMS! Why join us? ✅ In-person small classes with participants from various backgrounds, ages, education levels & cultural backgrounds ✅ Interactive activities, practical skills & networking opportunities ✅ Basic career/job application skills development ✅ Earn 3 San Francisco State University academic units upon completion ✅ Approved for CA Medi-Cal Peer Support Specialist Certification ✅ Free of charge with materials provided! Have questions? Join our Info Sessions & Application Help Workshops next week: 📅 Tuesday, 7/2, 5-6pm 📅 Friday, 7/5, 10-11am 🔗 https://lnkd.in/g9W_MBgZ To learn more and apply, visit https://lnkd.in/gmGtN-n2
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We are deeply saddened by the passing of Dr. Stanley Sue, an inspirational and transformational leader of RAMS throughout our history. Dr. Sue was an innovative pioneer in the field of Asian American psychology and a tireless advocate for the mental health needs of Asian American communities. As the founding Director of the American Psychological Association certified National Asian American Psychology Training Center at RAMS, he paved the way for generations of professionals to provide clinically sound and culturally humble mental health services to underserved and underrepresented communities. Dr. Sue’s legacy of impact on Asian American psychology will continue to inspire future generations of psychologists and mental health practitioners.
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Happy #Juneteenth! RAMS administration and most programs are closed today in observance of the holiday.
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🧠✨ June is Men’s Mental Health Month! Do you know? Research shows immigrant men are less likely to use mental health services than immigrant women, making men’s mental health a crucial conversation. To break the stigma and normalize seeking mental health support, we’re featuring Koorosh Ostowari who shared his personal healing journey of carrying the weight of intergenerational trauma growing up in an immigrant family. 💬🫂 It's okay to reach out, seek help, and break the cycle. #MensMentalHealth To watch the full Breaking Barriers Forum, visit https://lnkd.in/g8TUfiPY
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New trip dates announced! The 2024 Unity Road Trip still has a few spots available. 🚐 Why encourage high-school teens to join? 🌟 Build meaningful friendships and foster love 🌟 Gain hands-on travel experience across states 🌟 Explore the history and impact of their lineage 🌟 Understand the importance of unity and togetherness And it’s completely FREE - all travel costs covered! Time is ticking! Spread the words about this transformative opportunity. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gCmkSU4V
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Professor & Coordinator of M.A. Program in Counselor Education at Pillar College
4wSo sad to hear this. Dr Stanley Sue was a friend, colleague, and mentor to me and so many others. I especially appreciated his wonderful sense of humor and approachability. I am saddened to say goodbye…