The impact & trauma of immigration policies in the life of a dear friend, his family and his community...

Flyer for a virtual panel discussion titled "The Right to Mental Health Discharge Planning" aimed at people in immigration detention and their advocates. Scheduled for March 15, 2021, at 4:30 PM EST via Zoom. Organized by NYLPI and Physicians for Human Rights. Panelists include Ismery Lora, Esi Agbemenu, and Arkaprava Deb.

Please join NYLPI, Physicians for Human Rights, mental health, legal and advocacy experts for a multidisciplinary virtual panel discussion on March 15, at 4:30PM EST, on the right to mental health discharge planning for individuals in immigration detention, their advocates, and families.

A person sitting on a yellow chair, laughing, wearing a blue sweater and jeans. The room has wooden flooring, large windows with potted plants, and a bookshelf.

As a mental health provider, my goal is to prioritize working with individuals that identify as BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, immigrants and allies. I aim to provide support for those impacted by depression, anxiety, women's issues, immigration challenges, addiction, imposter syndrome, systemic oppression, family dynamics, relationship concerns, childhood trauma and various other struggles.