Behavioral Health in the New Normal

By: Prestige Community Resources
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  • Behavioral In The New Normal, a podcast developed by Prestige Community Resources, addresses the crisis our community has experienced during COVID-19. Paul Wells Sr. has over 30 years of extensive clinical social work experience. Each week he conducts insightful interviews with expert guests to discuss the concerns of the Washington D.C. community. The podcast will cover topics ranging from , financial hardship, and local government to small businesses and organizations, and education and homeschooling.
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Episodes
  • Empowering Your Mind Body & Soul During the COVID-19 Pandemic with Nikisha Moore

    Empowering Your Mind Body & Soul During the COVID-19 Pandemic with Nikisha Moore
    Jul 7 2021
    Nikisha Moore: Empowering Your Mind Body & Soul During the COVID-19 Pandemic   – Behavioral Health in the New Normal Episode 032 with Nikisha Moore In 2018, Nikisha Moore became a Certified Life Coach – specializing in Spiritual and Business Life Coaching. At this point in her journey, Nikisha hopes to use my life and my testimony to inspire and motivate others. In 2021, Nikisha has started the Empowered Network - a faith-based community organization founded to encourage its members to use their FAITH to EMPOWER their mind, body, spirit and finances.    In the discussion they explored empowering your mind body and soul during the pandemic. Here are some of the other beneficial topics covered on this week’s show: ●    Why it’s important to share vital information with your community and circle. ●    How turning off the news for a short while can be good for your mental health. ●    How there wasn’t a frame of reference to show what to do during the pandemic. ●    How many people are still grieving people they lost to COVID-19. ●    How people can cope with depression, anxiety, and loneliness right now.   Connect with Prestige Community Resources: prestigecommunityresources.org Twitter @PrestigeCommun5 Facebook facebook.com/Prestige-Community-Resources-104744151484463 LinkedIn linkedin.com/company/prestige-community-resources   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    50 mins
  • Bilal Ali Prather: A Path to Peach and Faith Based Wellness

    Bilal Ali Prather: A Path to Peach and Faith Based Wellness
    Jun 30 2021
    Bilal Ali Prather: A Path to Peach and Faith Based Wellness   – Behavioral Health in the New Normal Episode 031 with Bilal Ali Prather Bilal Ali Prather is a Chaplain and Islamic consultant to the Washington, D.C. Parole Dept., D.C. Dept. of Corrections, and D.C. Dept. of Youth Rehab. He has more than twenty years specializing in recovery from the “fallen human condition” of drug/alcohol use disorder and community reintegration of returning citizens from incarceration. He Currently is a recovery group facilitator at D.C.’s model clinical Reentry Service Center, and most Blessed of all to be one of the founding members of Millati Islami (The Path of Peace) Islamic methodology for recovery. In the discussion they explored faith-based wellness. Here are some of the other beneficial topics covered on this week’s show: ●    How Malcolm X turned his life around by integrating Islam into his recovery. ●    How COVID affected all forms of treatment and recovery. ●    How the Quran outlaws the use of any mind-altering substance. ●    Why spiritual development is critical in people’s journeys to become sober. ●    How there are different barriers that need to be crossed to reach re-entry.   Connect with Prestige Community Resources: prestigecommunityresources.org Twitter @PrestigeCommun5 Facebook facebook.com/Prestige-Community-Resources-104744151484463 LinkedIn linkedin.com/company/prestige-community-resources   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    49 mins
  • Combatting Substance Abuse and COVID-19 Together: Masica Jordan

    Combatting Substance Abuse and COVID-19 Together: Masica Jordan
    Jun 23 2021
    Masica Jordan: Combatting Substance Abuse and COVID-19 Together – Behavioral Health in the New Normal Episode 030 with Dr. Masica Jordan Dr. Masica Jordan is a subject matter expert on culturally responsiveness. In addition to teaching multicultural counseling for over 10 years in collegiate settings, she has presented on international platforms on race relations and has been on the front line advocating for culturally diversity and training amongst the peer recovery and behavioral health work forces. In the discussion they explored combatting substance abuse during COVID-19. Here are some of the other beneficial topics covered on this week’s show: ●    How peer support during recovery can be beneficial for those struggling with substance abuse. ●    Why people in recovery need a solid support system to help them stay clean. ●    How peer support specialists need to have experience being around substance abuse. ●    How people can become certified as a peer support specialist. ●    Why setting boundaries is important for peer support specialists to do with the people they help.   Connect with Prestige Community Resources: prestigecommunityresources.org Twitter @PrestigeCommun5 Facebook facebook.com/Prestige-Community-Resources-104744151484463 LinkedIn linkedin.com/company/prestige-community-resources   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    34 mins

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