MJUMBE! (The Messenger)*

MJUMBE! (The Messenger)

Go with the flow?
Don't like that thing you have to do?

Why not turn the thing on its head, making it a challenge becomes a positive thing!! 

For instance, your regular 30 to 45 minute walk or run each day that impacts your health, and every cell in your body, and brings extra oxygen to your brain -- also effects your mood (you are doing that, right?) You can use that time to pray and walk, and turn it into a daily spiritual experience. You can use it to take some quiet "me-time" to reflect on your goals, your aspirations, and how to get there (say, for instance, instead of a list of long obstacles and whatever is stopping you). Empowerment starts when you bypass the problem, and think of one, two or three types of solutions to get over your hurdle. Challenge yourself, and try to smile in the process!

Objectives & Goals

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What we hope to do is become a venue of information and power. We want to help you get active, physically and mentally, ready to step up to the challenge of life, which by the way, is a journey. Why  not strive to make it fun? Through the prism of your mind, you can make the decision to become empowered. Don't just see the problem, ask, 'what's the solution?'. There is one. The rest is up to you.

Racism impact on Mental Health

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Perceived Racism May Impact Black Americans’ Mental Health

Source: American Psychological Association (APA) - Psychological Responses to Racism Similar to Trauma Symptoms, Study Finds

WASHINGTON -- For black American adults, perceived racism may cause mental health symptoms similar to trauma and could lead to some physical health disparities between blacks and other populations in the United States, according to a new study published by the American Psychological Association.


While previous studies have found links between racism and mental health, this is the first meta-analysis on the subject

Intervention Healthy Pregnancies

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Program Aims to Cut Death Rate of Pregnant African-American Women
Released: 9/21/2012 8:00 AM EDT
Source: Harris Health System
 — African-American women are three times more likely to die from pregnancy-related complications and about twice as likely to suffer a miscarriage than other ethnic groups in Harris County. The alarming facts prompted Harris Health System to launch an educational campaign aimed at African-American women before they get pregnant on the steps to have a safe and healthy birth.


The program, Women with Impact, focuses on improving the physical and psychological health of women

Making your way FORWARD!

Breaking Depression

Some days are harder than others, it's just a fact of life. If you find that you're having some rough times, there are a few tricks to get you through the day. Fretting, worrying, can

Can we talk?

  Mental health professionals everywhere can attest to the power of talking, just opening up. For a change though, try this: Instead of always just opening up about the problem,

A Meditation that Makes Sense!

by   Desiderata   Go placidly amidst the noise and haste, and remember what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible without surrender be on good terms with all

Don't sweat the small stuff!

The Oprah Effect?   Okay, so who doesn't love the Oprah? She made us think about things like well-being, many a stormy mid-afternoon, Oprah was there to help us through. Happines

Our Mental Health Hot Tips!

Racism impact on Mental Health

Perceived Racism May Impact Black Americans’ Mental

Hypertension in Black Men

      Tough Medicine: Reducing Hype

CWRU Opens Dialogue, Blacks & Mental Health

CWRU Opens Dialogue on African-Americans and Mental Ill

Black Families need Prostate Services, extra help

Here's just another area where families need to push

Objectives & Goals

What we hope to do is become a venue of information a

Mental Health, Beat the Statistics

Mental Health and African Americans Poverty level

Our Partner Agencies

Our mental health professionals are eager to sit down

Healthy Choices

As a mother and sister with family members who have m

Mending Relationships? Pray

Across Races, Couples That Pray Together Are HappierS

AAMHC Community Coalition

The African American Mental Health Coalition is a gro

Healthy Choices

As a mother and sister with family members who have m

Health & Exercise Programs

 It's easy to miss how closely mental health is

Hypertension in Black Men

      Tough Medicine: Reducing Hype

Objectives & Goals

What we hope to do is become a venue of information a

Mending Relationships? Pray

Across Races, Couples That Pray Together Are HappierS

AAMHC Community Coalition

The African American Mental Health Coalition is a gro

EveryBODY Workout! Soul Food Cookoffs and more!

EveryBODY Workout! Soul Food Cookoffs and more! Our

Our Partner Agencies

Our mental health professionals are eager to sit down

CWRU Opens Dialogue, Blacks & Mental Health

CWRU Opens Dialogue on African-Americans and Mental Ill

Give and get a little smile

  As a mother and sister with family members who

Outreach & Resources

Our Partner Agencies

Our mental health professionals are eager to sit down with you, talk about whatever you need. We are all here to help,

Healthy Choices

As a mother and sister with family members who have mental health disabilities, I am concerned about the kinds of issu

Give and get a little smile

  As a mother and sister with family members who have mental health disabilities, I am concerned about the kinds o

Hypertension in Black Men

      Tough Medicine: Reducing Hypertension in African American Men Released: 9/10/2012 12:00 PM ED

Healing through Knowledge

Often, our Higher Power allows things to occur in our lives for us to grow, to get through the hard times, so we can reach back and help someone else that is now going through the same things! Isn't your Creator great? It's all a big circle, and we want to show you how to change

About us

AAMHC is an award winning nonprofit grassroots effort to reach the disenfranchised community with mental health services. We can help you and your family find vital services to be healthy & happy. Give us a call today!