Happy Holidays!
-From Shamontiel
Do Not Submit: Starting in January 2019, Shamontiel will be one of two new co-hosts for Rogers Park's Do Not Disturb storytelling open mic nights. For more information, click here. The monthly event is every first Monday. Click here to visit additional Chicagoland locations. You are also welcome to check out Unity Toastmasters, where Shamontiel is the Vice President of Education, if you'd like to improve and/or practice your public speaking skills in a more formal setting. Click here for membership rates. Attendance to check out Toastmasters is free and open to the public.
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1. Gift-giving season: Need holiday shopping ideas? Check out these "top 5/10/12" posts about essential oil burners, bamboo steamers, travel alarm clocks, stovetop pressure cookers, motorcycle gloves, Ninja blenders, mechanical scales, mini bike pumps, kids' jump ropes, pre workouts for women, dog care/fashion, and more.
2. LinkedIn: For the 'Love' of Chicago: Quentin Love opens Turkey Chop to help feed homeless, provide healthy eating options on Chicago's West Side (Click here for the ChicagoNow feature on Turkey Chop.)
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2. LinkedIn: For the 'Love' of Chicago: Quentin Love opens Turkey Chop to help feed homeless, provide healthy eating options on Chicago's West Side (Click here for the ChicagoNow feature on Turkey Chop.)
3. Insight (TCSPP): Predicting the unpredictable (When is a teenager just being a teenager? And when is their angst a sign that more destructive behavior is just around the corner?)
4. Insight (TCSPP): Aging alone (As more baby boomers enter the third stage of life, mental health practitioners are taking a closer look at the mental health impact of aging—and oftentimes aging alone.)
5. Insight (TCSPP): Rhymes + Rhythms = Revolution (Hip-hop therapy made its mark in the mental health community. Dr. Jaleel Abdul-Adil found a way to connect it to youth and academia. Click Hip hop therapy in practice to read how Dr. Abdul-Adil's students have used hip-hop therapy in their Psy.D. projects.)
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