Dr. Alduann Tartt addresses mental health care and factors contributing to suicide rates among African-Americans between the ages of 25 and 34.
Dr. Alduann Tartt addresses mental health in the Black community and sheds light on the factors contributing to a rise in suicide rates among African-Americans between the ages of 25 and 34.In Sandra Bookman's Here and Now interview with Dr. Alduann Tartt, he addresses mental health in the Black community and sheds light on the factors contributing to a rise in suicide rates among African-Americans between the ages of 25 and 34.
Dr. Tartt is a psychologist, minister, speaker, media host and author. He manages a thriving psychology practice in Georgia, conducts marriage trainings and is a licensed and ordained minister at Word of Faith Family Cathedral. Dr. Tartt is a graduate of Morehouse College and is the youngest African-American to receive his PhD in Clinical Psychology from the University of Michigan. Dr. Tartt is also a recipient of the NAACP award for a lifetime of work in counseling youth, couples and families.
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