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Please join Jor-El Caraballo, Emely Rumble, and Karen J. Anderson, for a discussion on self-care for Black Men, self-care for Black Women, and African beauty.
About the Panelist
Jor-El Caraballo is a Licensed Mental Health Therapist, cofounder of Viva, a multi-state mental health practice, and the author of Self-Care for Black Men. Jor-El has been featured in many magazines and websites, including Mind Body Green, Men’s Health, Healthline, Insider, Self, and more, sharing advice and insight on self-care, interpersonal relationships, dealing with trauma, and more.
Emely Rumble is a distinguished licensed clinical social worker, school social worker, and seasoned biblio/psychotherapist with over 14 years of professional experience and author of Bibliotherapy in the Bronx. Committed to making mental health services more accessible, Emely specializes in the transformative practice of bibliotherapy. Passionate about advocating for the integration of creative arts in psychotherapy, mental well-being, and self-improvement, Emely champions the social model of disability and embraces a neurodiversity-affirming therapeutic approach.
Karen J. Anderson is an Artist, Writer, Photographer, Publisher, and Filmmaker. Her presentation, More than a Color: The Marginalization of African Beauty through History, examines how women of African descent have been seen in society, art, history, and modern media, and shifts the narrative about beauty. She will share the history of women of African descent to help those affected by racist standards feel less marginalized.