I am happy to announce that my mother (Dr. Helen Evans PhD) and I will be presenting at this year's Association of Black Psychologists (ABPsi) National Convention in Indianapolis on July 18.  We will be presenting on the usage of the hip hop therapy (HHT) during the clinical assessment of African American male adolescents and how to avoid misdiagnosis with this population.  Read more below:





2014 Convention Overview
Join us as we convene in Indianapolis, in partnership with the 2014 Indiana Black Expo
The ABPsi International Convention provides an outstanding educational program, which includes continuing education units and general professional development opportunities for attendees. Keynote speakers, guest panelists and general sessions cover a diverse array of topics related to the practice, research and professional training related to the total well being of our world community. In addition to over 80 presentations, the Annual Business and Committee meetings are held, and students and early career professionals have the opportunities to be mentored by the association's elders and seasoned members.


Top Reasons for Attending the ABPsi Annual Convention:

• Attend Dynamic Workshops on Culturally-Appropriate Mental Health Service Delivery from Leading Experts
  
  
• CEU Credits Available for Psychologists, Social Workers and Allied Professionals
  
  
• Participate in Community Relevant Social Justice Initiatives
  
  
• Learn Innovative Approaches to Teaching Psychology Courses
  
  
• Special Sessions for Undergraduate and Graduate Students
  
  
• Engage in meaningful Interactions with Psychology Professionals of Like Interests
  
  
• A Culturally designed children's enrichment program