Men in Mental Health

On the corner of Park St & Bartholomew Ave.
→ If parking, it’s best to use the free lot in the back of the building on Bartholomew Ave.
→ There is a touchpad security system on the outside door. From the main menu, select the Visitor Pass option and enter the passcode is 042014.
→ Enter the code 1777 to get through the inside door, continue straight until you reach suite 102.
→ If our door is closed, ring the doorbell and we will be with you momentarily!
→ Alternatively, you can enter in the front using the muraled stairway.

The event will begin promptly at 1:00PM. Please arrive early. Light refreshments will be provided. 

You must attend the entire training to receive 2 CEUs. No partial credit will be awarded.

Join us for an honest, transformative conversation on Men in Mental Health, where lived experience meets clinical insight and community leadership. This free forum features three powerful voices who are reshaping how we understand mental health in our communities:

James Sweat – A New Haven native whose journey from the streets to recovery has made him a powerful speaker, author, and motivator. His story is raw, real, and a reminder that your past doesn't define your future.
Abdul-Rahmaan Muhammad – Visionary founder of My People Clinical Services and creator of The Manhood Tree, a statewide leader and advocate for fatherhood, wellness, and Black men's empowerment.
Demetrius Chamblee – Entrepreneur, investor, and community advocate making real impact through literacy, financial empowerment, and grassroots support for Black-owned businesses.

Whether you're a mental health professional, a father, a community leader, or someone just trying to heal—this space is for you. Together, we’ll explore the cultural and emotional layers that shape men’s mental health journeys.