Let’s Talk About It! This time we are talking about Black Love with open eyes, ears, hearts and minds for better understanding. Come reserve at Legacy Lounge Juban! Only 20 spots available! Come share the love! Get your ticket ASAP!
For March's Let's Talk About It, Legacy Foundation Japan is partnering with TELL, Japan For Black Lives, Speak Easy TYO, Jaspora, Fruits In Suits, Black Creatives and MindCollective to talk about the importance of Mental Health. We believe that prioritizing your mental health is essential to your overall well-being.To many of us are suffering in silence, wearing one face to the public and another in the mirror. It's time to talk about mental health and gain the tools needed to live healthier lives.
This event is a panel discussion, free to the public, but there are only 75 seats so RSVP today.
She is said to be tirelessly self-sacrificing, expected to be endlessly resilient, and thought to be entirely independent and self-reliant. Who is she? The “Strong Black woman.” Black women are “strong.” But what does that really mean? Join Legacy Foundation Japan and special guest Jatauan Glass L CIV (USA), as we unpack what Glass calls the “Strong Black Woman Disease,” and its , pervasive hold on black women and our place in society. Jatauan Glass is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and designated Qualified Supervisor for mental health counselor interns. Previous experience includes mental health and substance use residential /outpatient treatment programs, human trafficking advocacy, and opioid consultation. Populations targeted include children, adolescents, adults, and families. Mental health focuses include anxiety, trauma, and depressive symptoms. She has experience with cognitive behavioral, trauma-focused cognitive behavioral, brief-solution focused, motivational interviewing, systemic, and person-centered techniques. In the Navy, she served as a first responder in military sexual assault incidents. Navy experience also provided unique exposure and enhanced understanding of a multitude of cultures and ethnicities. In Japan, Ms. Glass maintains a private practice and works with military service members and their families.
This event is a ladies only panel discussion and there are only 50 seats, so RSVP today.
Event Description Join Legacy Foundation Japan as we host the amazing Dr. Ashley Dash. Healing Work-Hurt™: 5 Proven Strategies to Ditch Doubt, Rebuild Confidence, and Overcome Feeling Overwhelmed in the Office In this session individuals will learn: • To identify the factors of burnout and address them BEFORE anything bad happens • How to embrace […]
Join Legacy Foundation Japan on Saturday, April 13th as we explore the topic of “Messy Family Dynamics!” In this session, Licensed Therapist, Jautuan “Jaye” Glass, will break down the characteristics of a dysfunctional family, challenge us to reflect on potential dysfunction within our own families and give us some practical tools to cope and navigate our own families! Don’t miss the opportunity to gain the knowledge and tools to transform your family!
Join us and meet the amazing woman known as the “Grandmother of Juneteenth,” Ms. Opal Lee was present when President Joe Biden signed the bill that established “Juneteenth” as a federal holiday after her successful walking campaign and online petition that garnered over 1.5 million signatures for Juneteenth holiday awareness. She has received seven honorary […]
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