EVENTS GALLERY
Black Girls Don’t Cry
20th July 2018 Journalist Marverine Cole explores why some black women in the UK are more prone to anxiety and depression. Dr Erica McInnis was interviewed during this episode.
Under The Tamarind Tree
Interview with Dr Erica McInnis about her journey so far as an African centred Clinical Psychologist. Records chosen were: * ‘Work’ (Kelly Rowland), * ‘Many rivers to cross’ (Jimmy Cliff), * ‘Optimistic’ (Sounds of blackness)’, * ‘Ain’t no stopping us now’
16 September 2017
Dr McInnis with organisers of the event from The Centre of Pan African Thought’
16 September 2017
Delegates at Introduction to African Psychology and African therapies for healing and transformation events, The Africa Centre, London.
16 September 2017
Delegates at Introduction to African Psychology and African therapies for healing and transformation events, The Africa Centre, London.
16 September 2017
Delegates at Introduction to African Psychology and African therapies for healing and transformation events, The Africa Centre, London.
16 September 2017
Delegates at Introduction to African Psychology and African therapies for healing and transformation events, The Africa Centre, London.
16 September 2017
Delegates at Introduction to African Psychology and African therapies for healing and transformation events, The Africa Centre, London.
16 September 2017
Delegates at Introduction to African Psychology and African therapies for healing and transformation events, The Africa Centre, London.
16 September 2017
Delegates at Introduction to African Psychology and African therapies for healing and transformation events, The Africa Centre, London.
16 September 2017
Delegates at Introduction to African Psychology and African therapies for healing and transformation events, The Africa Centre, London.
16 September 2017
Delegates at Introduction to African Psychology and African therapies for healing and transformation events, The Africa Centre, London.
16 September 2017
Delegates at Introduction to African Psychology and African therapies for healing and transformation events, The Africa Centre, London.
16 September 2017
Dr Erica McInnis with Nigel Stewart, founder of The Centre of Pan African Thought
16 September 2017
Delegates at Introduction to African Psychology and African therapies for healing and transformation events, The Africa Centre, London.
Chi gong mind body and spirit work
11 March 2017 at The African Concept of Self – Nubian Power to Heal & Transform event, DoubleTree By Hilton Piccadilly Manchester Hote
Chi gong mind body and spirit work
11 March 2017 at The African Concept of Self – Nubian Power to Heal & Transform event, DoubleTree By Hilton Piccadilly Manchester Hotel.
Delegates at event
11 March 2017 at The African Concept of Self – Nubian Power to Heal & Transform event, DoubleTree By Hilton Piccadilly Manchester Hotel.
Delegates at event
11 March 2017 at The African Concept of Self – Nubian Power to Heal & Transform event, DoubleTree By Hilton Piccadilly Manchester Hotel.
Dr Erica McInnis
As expert panel member at debate ‘Should Psychotherapy for Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome be provided by the NHS?’ Centre of Pan African Thought, London, 9 March 2017
Radio Interviews
Journalist Marverine Cole explores why some black women in the UK are more prone to anxiety and depression.
Research suggests that women of African-Caribbean heritage living in the UK are more likely to sufferfrom anxiety, depression, panic attacks and OCDs than white women. A recent study by academics at Cambridge University also revealed a disturbing rise in the rates of self-harm among black women aged 16-34. Click to listen here
Listen to an interview with Dr Erica McInnis about her journey so far as an African centred Clinical Psychologist. Records chosen were: * ‘Work’ (Kelly Rowland), * ‘Many rivers to cross’ (Jimmy Cliff), * ‘Optimistic’ (Sounds of blackness)’, * ‘Ain’t no stopping us now
Listen here: https://soundcloud.com/user-987002611/dr-erica-mcinnis-under-the-tamarind-tree