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Is the Black Community Discussing Mental Health Enough? Chimere G. Holmes Explains
Licensed professional counselor, Chimere G. Holmes, speaks on mental health and suicide as people still process the tragic passing of Stephen “tWitch” Boss.
A Conversation about Responding to Gun Violence
Holmes, C. (June 2022). “A Conversation About Responding to Gun Violence,” A virtual panel event for University of Pennsylvania GSE and SP2 Staff & Faculty, on June 6, 2022.
6abc’s Building It Better Together Town Hall – COVID and the Holidays
6abc Studios (WPVI) — The holidays are here but for many people they are not going to be quite as merry this year. COVID-19 infections are once again shooting up, officials are telling us to stay in our homes, avoid contact with others, and wear masks. The guidelines are for our health and safety as well as the health and safety of everyone we come in contact with – as well as strangers. We are all impacted by the decisions others make.
Main Line Health Presents: Managing Your Mental Health – A Town Hall
6abc Studios (WPVI) — When people suffer with mental illness or drug and alcohol abuse, it significantly impacts all aspects of their lives, including family, relationships, employment, leisure activities, and the basic satisfaction experienced from fully participating in life.
Mental Health Resolutions for the New Year: Black News Channel
Holiday season is here and, for some, it can be difficult to cope with stress. Chimère G. Holmes, founder of Be Ye Renewed Counseling stopped by #MorningHype with @MichelleFisher to discuss tips for how to deal with increased stress during the holidays!
Flashpoint: Celebrating Juneteenth, and championing Black fatherhood and mental health
This week, Flashpoint discusses Juneteenth becoming a federal holiday. What does this mean for African Americans, and how did 2020’s racial reckoning play a role in Juneteenth’s emergence in American society? KYW’s Shara Dae Howard speaks with Vashti Dubois, founder of The Colored Girls Museum in Germantown.
The BIPOC Sisters’ Circle Group
The BIPOC Sisters’ Circle Group is a therapy group for women who identify as Black, Indigenous, or Person of Color (BIPOC). It is designed to promote diversity and inclusivity by providing a safe space where women from all walks of life can process mental health challenges.
Taking care of your mental health this New Year
Philadelphia (WPHL) – Many people think about physical health when resolutions like eating healthy or exercising more when making their new year’s resolutions. But, the past two years have been very stressful, and maybe we should also think about our mental health when we make those resolutions. There are some steps to improve health for the new year, and Licensed Counselor Chimere G. Holmes is here to tell us all about them.