Tarik McMillan - Therapist

03/04/2019

Hey! We made some changes to the practice. We’re happy to announce that our new name is Greater Changes LLC. We even have a new website! We will be closing this page and using our official Greater Changes LLC page. Find us at Greater Changes LLC and www.greaterchangesllc.com
Thank you for all the support and encouragement along the way!

25/03/2019

10/03/2019

CHRISTIANSTED— In an effort to improve mental health and behavioral services throughout the territory, Governor Bryan signed an Executive Order declaring a mental healthcare emergency in the U.S. Virgin Islands due to a shortage of psychiatric physicians and behavioral health providers. The Govern...

07/03/2019

04/03/2019

After he won the race for Public Advocate last week, Jumaane Williams talked about criminal justice, affordable housing and government accountability. But it was one subject he touched on that perhaps got the most support — mental health.

01/03/2019

Childhood Trauma can drastically affect the development in children.

Humans are relatively adaptable beings which is why we are thriving and not dying out like other species. Horrendous disasters such as the Philippines typhoon, the Boxing Day Tsunami, the nuclear disaster in Japan, the major wars of our time, and horrific...

15/02/2019

Break the cycle.

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15/02/2019

Very powerful.

In September, the nation was rocked with allegations that Brett Kavaughn, the Supreme Court nominee at the time had sexually assaulted a high school classmate

15/02/2019

“The stories we read, watch, and tell matter. They inspire us, mold us, form us. They help us to better understand ourselves, and they teach us about the world around us. We can choose to read, watch, and tell stories built on half-truths or we can choose stories that inspire us with what it means to be full and complex human beings.”

In response to Shyamalan’s controversial films 'Split' and 'Glass,' a therapist talked with people living with Dissociative Identity Disorder.

02/02/2019

KENNETH BANCROFT CLARK (1914-2005)
Contributions: Work essential in case of Brown v. Board of Education. In the famous “Doll Study” he studied the responses of more than 200 Black children who were given a choice of white or brown dolls. His findings illustrated that children showed preference for white dolls from as early as three years old. Thus, he concluded segregation was psychologically damaging which played a role in the Supreme Court decision in outlawing segregation. Additionally he was the first black president of the American Psychological Association.




(https://www.activeminds.org/blog/10-african-african-american-psychologists-you-should-know/)