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Join Us to Discuss the Global Mental Health Crisis

Dear Compassionate Supporters,

Please join us for a thought-provoking discussion on Thursday, October 7th from 12pm to 1pm EDT as we look at the mental health crisis facing the world today and the implications it has on frontline health care workers. We also will discuss how a new Project HOPE training provides strategies to combat extreme stress, trauma, and burnout.

This is a special opportunity to hear from experts on the critical topic of the impact of the past year and a half on health workers’ mental wellness — described as one of the greatest, but least-discussed shadow pandemics of COVID-19.

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OUR EXPERTS
Rawan Hamadeh, Associate Mental Health Project Coordinator joined Project HOPE in 2020 as our Associate Mental Health Project Coordinator. Originally from Lebanon, she worked in humanitarian assistance and system reform while pursuing her master’s degree in health care and quality management. She has previously held roles in UN agencies, international NGOs, and within Lebanon’s ministry of public health.

Dr. Cristina Riley-Lazo is a holistic psychiatrist with extensive experience in public mental health that emphasizes the importance of prevention and lifestyle choices in mental, physical, and spiritual well-being. She volunteered with Project HOPE on the Navajo Nation during the COVID-19 outbreak and was also deployed to Puerto Rico in the wake of Hurricane Maria. Dr. Riley-Lazo is currently an Integrative Psychiatrist at a substance abuse recovery center in New Mexico where she works with both Navajo and Pueblo tribe members.

Gratefully,

Cinira Baldi
Vice President of Development

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