Keshawn Williams Mission : Breaking Stereotypes in Mental Health

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Keshawn Williams shares his inspiring journey and dedication to mental health and trauma-informed care.
Williams, a graduate student pursuing a master's degree in social work, aims to become a trauma-focused psychotherapist.
He recounts his diverse experiences from studying criminal justice and interning with the New Jersey State Parole Board to working in a nursing home and interning at community mental health centers. Williams highlights his mission to fill gaps in mental health services, break down stigmas, and advocate for better treatment outcomes.
He emphasizes the importance of education, legislative advocacy, and a holistic approach to mental health care.
The episode encourages listeners to foster awareness, acceptance, and understanding of autism and mental health worldwide.

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