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Muslim Mental Health Conference

for Community Leaders

Saturday, May 14, 2022
Marriott Hotel, Sugar Land,
Texas, USA


Introduction

For too long, mental health has not been given the attention it deserves in many communities. People suffer needlessly from otherwise treatable conditions, often hiding within the shadows, or living with the stigma that so often accompanies mental illness.
The Muslim Mental Health Conference for Community Leaders is a unique forum to bring together community leaders in person to manage mental health issues in our communities. Here, they can engage, discuss, and develop a better understanding of the prevalence, challenges, and resources in managing these conditions. The goal of the conference is to challenge the status quo and create awareness about mental health and wellness among the larger Muslim community.
Who Should Attend?
Community leaders who frequently encounter undiagnosed or untreated mental health patients will benefit the most. This includes Imams of mosques, leaders of charitable and educational institutions, policymakers, mental health practitioners, teachers, and anyone else who is in a position to influence members of the community.
If you are a member of the above groups, please click here to Register. Please note, this is not open to the general public.

Conference Objectives

• To identify challenges and propose solutions regarding mental health challenges in the Muslim community.
• To educate and create awareness about identifying the mental issues in the community.
• To bridge the gap between the clergy and the providers and provide an educational platform about mental health.
• To address, discuss and create a faith-based holistic and stigma-free approach.
• To develop community resilience through awareness and partnerships.
• To make mental health resources readily available to community leaders.

Areas of Discussion

Leader as a Healer: Role of a Community Leader in Mental Health

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Mental Health Issues in the World of COVID-19

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Social Stigma and Mental Health in Muslims

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Mental Health Issues Among Refugees

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Mental Health Issues Among Youth

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Cultural Barriers and Mental Health

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Speakers


Partners and Sponsors

Get In Touch

Address

11226 S. Wilcrest Dr., Houston, TX 77099

Phone

662-931-5650

Email for Information

[email protected]