Timeka L. Muhammad, Therapist

03/10/2026

Mental Wellness Reminder: Knowing the difference between who to cut off and who to be patient with is everything.

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03/02/2026

We are going to have setbacks. That's life. But learning how to recover is the key.

03/02/2026

To My Fellow Mental Health Professionals:

This CE is for clinicians who:
• Work with Black women
• See high-functioning clients who still feel exhausted
• Want to improve diagnostic accuracy
• Care about culturally responsive practice

📅 Join us for this live Continuing Education Webinar:
Bad Nerves: Recognizing Cultural Expressions of Anxiety in Black Women March 12 at 9 AM - 1230 PM EST

Register for this 3 NBCC Contact Hours CE at https://bit.ly/4jWP6bP

03/02/2026

02/25/2026

To My Fellow Mental Health Professionals:

Anxiety assessment requires more than symptom counts.

Comprehensive evaluation includes functioning, relational stress, somatic complaints, and cultural coping patterns.

Clinicians deserve training that reflects the realities of the clients they serve.

That’s the focus of this CE.

📅 Join us for this live Continuing Education Webinar: Bad Nerves: Recognizing Cultural Expressions of Anxiety in Black Women March 12 at 9 AM - 1230 PM EST
Register for this 3 NBCC Contact Hours CE at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1981365654008?aff=oddtdtcreator

02/19/2026

To My Fellow Mental Health Professionals:
Screening tools are helpful—but they are not enough.

Measures like the PHQ-9 and GAD-7 track symptom severity, not functioning or cultural context.

Research suggests relying solely on these tools can lead to underdiagnosis or misdiagnosis of anxiety in Black women.

This CE explores culturally responsive assessment strategies that go beyond checklists.

📅 Join us for this live Continuing Education Webinar: Bad Nerves: Recognizing Cultural Expressions of Anxiety in Black Women March 12 at 9 AM - 1230 PM EST

Register for this 3 NBCC Contact Hours CE at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1981365654008?aff=oddtdtcreator

02/18/2026

CE ALERT!

To My Fellow Mental Health Professionals:

Cultural context matters in diagnosis.

Anxiety symptoms in Black women are often shaped by lived experiences of racism, sexism, and invisibility—yet these factors are rarely integrated into standard assessments.

This CE focuses on helping clinicians recognize and respond to anxiety with cultural humility and clinical accuracy.

📅 Join us for this live Continuing Education Webinar: Bad Nerves: Recognizing Cultural Expressions of Anxiety in Black Women March 12 at 9 AM - 1230 PM EST

USE CODE MARCH 12 for EARLY BIRD SPECIAL

Register for this 3 NBCC Contact Hours CE at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1981365654008?aff=oddtdtcreator

02/10/2026

CE ALERT!!
To My Fellow Mental Health Professionals:

“She’s doing well” is not the same as “she’s doing okay.”

The Strong Black Woman schema can mask anxiety symptoms and discourage disclosure—especially in professional or clinical settings.

Culturally responsive care requires us to look beyond resilience narratives and assess emotional load, functioning, and context.

This CE is designed to help clinicians do exactly that.

Join us for this live Continuing Education Webinar: Bad Nerves: Recognizing Cultural Expressions of Anxiety in Black Women March 12 at 9 AM - 1230 PM EST

USE CODE MARCH 12 for EARLY BIRD SPECIAL

Register for this 3 NBCC Contact Hours CE at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1981365654008?aff=oddtdtcreator

11/01/2025

Amid the ongoing government shutdown, these are the Food Bank’s mobile pantry locations scheduled through November 15.

If the shutdown continues, we’ll share additional dates and locations later this month.
We’re grateful to our incredible partners who continue to serve neighbors during this challenging time.

Your support helps us continue providing meals to families across Georgia. If you’re able, please consider donating at www.acfb.org/shutdown.

10/30/2025

If you or someone you know has been affected by recent furloughs, suspension of SNAP benefits, or is in need of food assistance, help is available.

The Atlanta Community Food Bank’s Food Pantry Map connects individuals and families with nearby food pantries and meal programs across the region. It’s free, easy to use, and available to anyone in need.

Find resources near you: https://www.acfb.org/get-help/food-map/

Many of our local nonprofit partners and food pantries are filling in the gap so you don't have to face hunger alone. Our community is here to help.