Welcome to
All Healers Mental Health Alliance
About Us
Our History
Formed immediately after Hurricane Katrina in 2005, our late co-founder and President Emeritus, the late Phyllis Harrison-Ross M.D., situated the All Healers Mental Health Alliance under the umbrella of the United Social Services of the New York Society for Ethical Culture in New York City. In January, 2018, AHMHA became an independent organization.
Description
Psychiatrists, health professionals, community advocates and faith leaders from across the nation came together immediately after Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
Group decided to facilitate long-term, culturally competent responses to the mental health needs of survivors of disasters and their caregivers.
Representatives of ten or more organizations representing over 3,000 members have met by conference call on a weekly or biweekly since 2005.
What We Do
Establish a local and national network of culturally competent mental health professionals and allied associates.
Facilitate, screen, identify, refer, monitor connectedness, and track disaster survivors with needs for mental health services using telepsychiatry and other cutting edge, web-based and interactive technologies.
Develop mechanisms for care, consultation, and support for caregivers including first responders.
Accomplishments
Highlights of Our Disaster Work
From the Gulf Coast to New York City
Highlights of Our Disaster Work
From Flint, MI to Houston, TX
Highlights of Our Disaster Work
In Port Arthur, TX after Hurricane Harvey
About Us
Highlights of Our Disaster Work
U.S. Virgin Islands after Hurricanes Irma and Maria
AHMHA Looks To The Future
Still going strong since 2005....
All Healers Mental Health Alliance Leadership
These individuals have been associated with the organization since Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
Our Partners
