Greenwood Beat Radio Joins Forces with GRAND Mental Health: A Compassionate Response to Community Tragedies

TULSA, OKLA. — Following recent tragic shootings, the Greenwood Beat Radio Station is partnering with GRAND Mental Health to provide crucial counseling services for the community.

Dr. Angela Chambers and Starr Fisher are leading this initiative, offering weekly counseling sessions. These sessions will create a safe space for community members to talk about their grief, trauma, and feelings of loss. Fisher highlighted the impact of violence, stating, “We know this affects not just those directly involved, but everyone in the community.”

Dr. Chambers added, “Partnering with GRAND Mental Health is a vital step towards healing. We urge families, individuals, and especially teens to seek the help they need.”

According to a recent survey by the National Institute of Mental Health, nearly one in five adults experienced mental illness last year, underscoring the importance of accessible mental health services in the wake of trauma.

The Greenwood Beat Radio Station holds a historic place in Tulsa as the first radio station on Greenwood Avenue and Oklahoma’s first woman-owned station.

For more information about counseling or to make an appointment, reach out to Starr at Starr@thegreenwoodbeat.com or visit Thegreenwoodbeat.com.

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