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Recording available for Health and Wellness Town Hall: How ACEs Impact Black, Brown, Indigenous, and other Communities of Color

 

If you missed The League of Extraordinary People's first Town Hall, or would like to watch it again, it is available here!

Health and Wellness Town Hall: 

Adverse Childhood Experiences 101 Class

How ACEs Impact the Black, Brown, Indigenous, and other Communities of Color

This event will be led by Alfred White. Alfred is the founder of The League of Extraordinary People. After nearly 40 years experiencing homelessness, Alfred swallowed a 1/4 ounce of crack cocaine in 2004 and nearly died. He awoke paralyzed and that is when he made the decision to seek help for his history of addiction. Alfred has since received his Master's degree and has dedicated his life to helping others heal. Alfred's past Adverse Childhood Experiences now manifest in his body as several chronic health conditions, including liver cancer, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, and irritable bowel syndrome. He is a Subject Matter Expert and a Licensed Mental Health therapist.

For more information about The League of Extraordinary People, visit our website: www.tloep.org.

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