SPEAKING & TRAINING

Teaching as I learn.

If your organization, church, or school would like to learn more about mental health. relationships, and faith, I offer customized presentations on various topics.  Some of my signature presentations and panel discussion topics include:

  • Riding the Emotional Roller Coaster

  • Building Relational Wealth

  • Self-Care Redefined

  • Mastering the Emotions of Entrepreneurship or Leadership

  • Growing Through Grief

  • Mental Health in the Black Community

  • Sacred Serenity: Keys to Spiritual Wellness

  • Managing Stress in Senior Year (for high school students and parents)

*THESE TOPICS MAY ALSO BE CUSTOMIZED FOR PROFESSIONAL ATHLETE DEVELOPMENT and WORKPLACE WELLNESS.

*If your desired topic is not seen above, please contact Dr. Perry to discuss your needs.

TRAINING

I also offer continuing education (CE) training workshops for mental health professionals on various topics related to clinical practice, cultural diversity and ethics. Some of the topics include:

  • Integrative Behavioral Couple Therapy (IBCT)

  • Interpersonal Psychotherapy for Depression (IPT-D)

  • Incorporating Spirituality into Clinical Treatment

  • Cultural Diversity in Couples Therapy

SPEAKER/TRAINER REQUEST FORM

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