May 2019
What Happens After A Psychiatric Hospitalization?
Talk on resources for mental health in the outpatient community
Find out more »Depression And Women
Mental Health Awareness Month talk, with Deborah Sanchez, LPC. Depression is more common among women, likely due to a combination of biological, hormonal, and social factors. Depression hurts: physically, emotionally, even cognitively.
Find out more »Sukhi Provider Meet And Greet
An opportunity to get to know providers offering mental health resources for the South Asian community and beyond.
Find out more »June 2019
Accomplishment Coaching Panel
What is the overlap between life coaching and psychotherapy? Meet the coaches training and observation. 10-12 pm, Polaris Conference Room, Ronald Reagan building, Washington DC.
Find out more »July 2019
Mindfulness for Young People Seminar
Dr. Siddique will be leading a Mindfulness for Youth seminar for AALEAD, through the IGNITE! Find the Passion Within program, for Middle and High Schoolers. AALEAD (Asian American Youth Leadership Empowerment And Development) supports low income and underserved Asian Pacific American youth with educational empowerment, identity development, community growth, and leadership opportunities through after school, summer, and mentoring programs. Activities will include: Spidey Senses Meditation Breathing Exercises for Relaxation Inner Warrior Q&A
Find out more »A Discussion on Mental Health & Wellness in the Restaurant Industry
I am so pleased to give back to the restaurant and bar industry, who nourish us. Lack of healthcare, high stress work environments, substance abuse, racism, misogyny, living off tips, wage theft, labor abuses, mismanagement, no breaks.... All of these things and more contribute to restaurant workers overall health and wellness. Join me Monday, July 15th with Sakinah A Bramble-Hakim of Green Goddess Radio, Simone Jacobson of Thamee & Toli Moli and Brian Schwartz of DC Health Link for a discussion about challenges and best…
Find out more »September 2019
Women’s Wellness Discussion
Our next women’s wellness discussion will be The Cloakroom, for staff and invited guests. Anxiety, stress, and depression are all more common for women than men. But they often manifest very differently. This workshop will focus on what to recognize, warning signs, how to cope and how to get help. Mental health is for all.
Find out more »October 2019
Film Screening, Panel Discussion and Q&A for “Angst” Documentary
Dr. Siddique will be participating in a panel discussion and Q&A, on teens and anxiety, following a viewing of the documentary “Angst” at Oakton HS, Fairfax County, on Mon. 10/28, at 7 pm. The film, designed to raise awareness about anxiety in teens, includes interviews with kids, teens, educators, experts, parents and a very special interview with Michael Phelps. The Q and A session is intended for parents and students.
Find out more »November 2019
Minority Mental Health: Everyday Traumas and Microaggressions
Coming up on November 17th, Dr. Siddique will be presenting to the Association of Practicing Psychologists (APP.org), Montgomery & Prince George's Counties, as part of their Continuing Education series. She'll be giving a talk on Micro-aggressions and mental health: Treating clients of color.
Find out more »December 2019
Q & A with North Spring Behavioral Healthcare
Embolden Psychology will be hosting a Q and A info session with North Spring Behavioral Healthcare, including community outreach liaison and admissions director, Christy Evans, on Wednesday, December 4 at 10 AM at our Chantilly office location. North Spring Behavioral Healthcare offers a comprehensive range of inpatient and outpatient treatment services for youth ages 7–17. The 47-acre campus is located in bucolic and beautiful Leesburg, Virginia, across from a vineyard and next to a horse farm. The tranquil, secure setting helps…
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