Vic Armstrong
Vic Armstrong
Rawle Andrews - Handle with Care
Rawle Andrews - Handle with Care
Rawle Andrews - Handle with Care
Thursday 24th August 2023
Vic Armstrong and Rawle Andrews, Jr. discuss making mental health care accessible and equitable on Strong Talk podcast. Listen for insights and community solutions.
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- The importance of mental well-being and its promotion within communities was emphasized
- Cultural humility and unlearning preconceived notions were highlighted as crucial for effective engagement
- The foundation's commitment to acknowledging and learning from past mistakes was discussed
- Fostering partnerships and promoting equitable outcomes were key focuses of the episode
- Engaging communities where individuals live, work, worship, and play was underscored as essential for addressing mental health challenges
When you stand, don't stand for applause, stand for truth. Don't seek to be accepted, seek to be respected. Don't seek to be admired, seek to be remembered as someone who fought the good fight and having done all to stand, stand anyway.
Imagine a world where everyone has access to mental health care, regardless of their background. In this episode of Strong Talk, host Vic Armstrong sits down with Rawle Andrews, Jr., Esq., the Executive Director of the American Psychiatric Association Foundation. They dive deep into the Foundation's innovative strategies to improve mental health care accessibility and tackle workforce challenges. Rawle shares how the APA Foundation is not just talking the talk but walking the walk through thought leadership, collaboration, and philanthropy.
One of the standout points in their discussion is the importance of cultural humility. Rawle emphasizes that sometimes learning means unlearning old habits and misconceptions. He candidly talks about the Foundation's dedication to acknowledging past mistakes and building genuine partnerships with communities. These efforts aim to create equitable mental health outcomes for everyone. The conversation is rich with insights into how mental health services can be more inclusive and effective.
Rawle and Vic explore how engaging communities in their own environments—whether that's at home, work, or places of worship—can make a significant difference. If you're passionate about mental health equity and looking for real-world solutions, this episode offers a thoughtful and inspiring listen.