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Kimya N. Dennis

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 Our guest on this episode is Firecracker Dr. Kimya N. Dennis. She is a criminologist and sociologist. An educator, community advocate, researcher, and consultant, Dr. Dennis is very heavy on community activism and visibility.    Join us as we talk about how pronatalism relates to crime, about her research on childfree African diaspora people around the World, and about pro-life childfree people. We also dive deeply on mental health and how mental health professionals need to understand different cultures, and how different mental health conditions express in different ways.    This interview is chock full with A LOT of information that might change your ideas about several subjects. Dr. Kimya Dennis is very vocal about her beliefs and she says it like it is - no sugar-coating to make anyone comfortable. And, honestly, I find this very refreshing!    If you want to know more about her work (which I, personally, find VERY interesting), please follow Dr. Dennis in the following links:  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kimyandennis/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/kimyandennisphd  www.kimyandennis.com/    Fuel that Fire!

Our guest on this episode is Firecracker Dr. Kimya N. Dennis. She is a criminologist and sociologist. An educator, community advocate, researcher, and consultant, Dr. Dennis is very heavy on community activism and visibility.  Join us as we talk about how pronatalism relates to crime, about her research on childfree African diaspora people around the World, and about pro-life childfree people. We also dive deeply on mental health and how mental health professionals need to understand different cultures, and how different mental health conditions express in different ways.  This interview is chock full with A LOT of information that might change your ideas about several subjects. Dr. Kimya Dennis is very vocal about her beliefs and she says it like it is - no sugar-coating to make anyone comfortable. And, honestly, I find this very refreshing!  If you want to know more about her work (which I, personally, find VERY interesting), please follow Dr. Dennis in the following links:  LinkedIn: <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/kimyandennis/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.linkedin.com/in/kimyandennis/</a>  Twitter: <a href="https://twitter.com/kimyandennisphd" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/kimyandennisphd</a> <a href="http://www.kimyandennis.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.kimyandennis.com/</a>  Fuel that Fire!

Episode 22 - Firecracker Expert Dr. Kimya N. Dennis, a Childfree Community Activist

Dr. Kimya N. Dennis is a prolific writer, college professor, community organiser, and a believer in interconnectedness and breaking down barriers. Her work combines the worlds of criminology and sociology, looking at cultural differences and encouraging a multidisciplinary approach for all doctors and mental health professionals where diversity is discussed every day instead of in workshops and seminars. She wants to shatter the myth that “only white people have mental health issues,” challenging our stereotypes, assumptions and beliefs about suicide, mental health and depression at every level - from the individual, all the way up to the organisations and institutions who are training the future health and wellness practitioners of tomorrow.

Dr. Kimya N. Dennis is a prolific writer, college professor, community organiser, and a believer in interconnectedness and breaking down barriers. Her work combines the worlds of criminology and sociology, looking at cultural differences and encouraging a multidisciplinary approach for all doctors and mental health professionals where diversity is discussed every day instead of in workshops and seminars. She wants to shatter the myth that “only white people have mental health issues,” challenging our stereotypes, assumptions and beliefs about suicide, mental health and depression at every level - from the individual, all the way up to the organisations and institutions who are training the future health and wellness practitioners of tomorrow.

Shattering Mental Health Stereotypes: A Conversation with Dr. Kimya N. Dennis