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Recognizing The Inner Voice: Breaking The LGBTQIA+ Conversation Barrier

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Recognizing The Inner Voice: Breaking The LGBTQIA+ Conversation Barrier
The month of June is Pride Month and throughout the world the LGBTQIA+ communities come together to celebrate sexual and gender diversity, and to raise awareness of the ongoing pursuit for equality. NephU and PsychU will be joining the community awareness efforts. During this webinar, our speakers begin by sharing perspectives of coming out, identifying fears of self-disclosure, and using affirmative language to improve personal and professional interactions with LGBTQIA+ individuals.

Tamar C. Carmel, MD (he/him)
Psychiatrist and Medical Director of Mental Health Services at Central Outreach Wellness Center, Pittsburgh, PA

Mariah Henderson-Cadigan, PA-C (she/her)
Physician Assistant at Tufts University and LGBTQ Health Educator at Tufts and Northeastern University PA Programs in Boston, MA

John Budin, MD (he/him)
Serving on the Board of Directors of the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance

Chip Meyer, PhD (he/him) (OPDC)
Sr. Clinical & Scientific Liaison

Alf Carroll, MS, PA-C (he/him) (OPDC)
Clinical & Scientific Liaison, Nephrology
Speakers Tamar C. Carmel, MD, Mariah Henderson PA, and John Budin, MD are paid consultants of Otsuka Pharmaceutical Development & Commercialization, Inc.
Speakers Chip Meyer, PhD and Alf Carroll, MS, PA-C are paid employee of Otsuka Pharmaceutical Development & Commercialization, Inc.
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