Elevate Your Intern Year, Enrich Your Psychiatry Residency Journey.
Enhancing your mental well-being through shared psychiatry residency journeys
Feeling the intensity of your intern year in psychiatry? Striving to navigate your new role with confidence? Join our Affinity Group for Black Male Psychiatry Residents, a space curated for connection and growth. Engage with peers who understand your journey, confront the unique challenges you face, and share invaluable perspectives. Together, we'll uncover strategies to not only cope but thrive as you transition through your residency. Embrace the support that rekindles passion and purpose in your professional path.
Dr. Williams, an HBCU alumnus, completed his undergraduate degree at Xavier University of Louisiana and earned his Doctor of Medicine from Morehouse School of Medicine. At Baylor College of Medicine, he underwent rigorous training in adult psychiatry, where he gained insights into modern psychoanalytical theory and a solid foundation in Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT). His expertise in group psychotherapy was further honed through the Eastern Group Psychotherapy Society (EGPS) training program, the Manhattan Affiliate of the American Group Psychotherapy Association (AGPA), emphasizing dynamic interactional group therapy. In his current groups, Dr. Williams skillfully blends psychoeducational, cognitive-behavioral, and present-moment strategies.
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Group Psychotherapy for parents
Join our dedicated affinity group, created to support you through the dynamic first year of your psychiatry residency. Our bi-weekly, 75-minute sessions—available online—are crafted to fit into your busy schedules. We're here to help you navigate the challenges and triumphs of early career psychiatry while taking care of your mental health and professional growth. Connect with peers, exchange insights, and find your community with us. Let's journey together through this transformative year.
75 mins | $75 Sponsored by American Group Psychotherapy Association Foundation & American Psychiatry Association Foundation | Get started