Dr. Alicia Michelle Simpson’s powerful journey through the mental health care system has opened her eyes to the harsh realities faced by millions and the need for more compassionate, understanding care. In her book, The Secret is Out, she shares her deeply personal experience of being wrongfully admitted to a behavioral health unit and the lessons she learned about resilience, faith, and the human spirit.
Now, as a speaker, Dr. Simpson is on a mission to raise awareness about mental health, challenge misconceptions, and inspire hope for those who feel unseen and unheard.
A deeply personal account of Dr. Simpson’s own journey, highlighting the importance of hope and the role faith played in her recovery. She brings an inspiring message of strength and healing that resonates with diverse audiences, from high schools to congregations.
This talk delves into common mental health myths, the stigma that surrounds them, and why it’s crucial to create open, supportive environments for conversations about mental well-being. Perfect for healthcare workers, educators, and community leaders.
Offering practical coping techniques grounded in scripture, Dr. Simpson teaches how to manage stress and anxiety while deepening one’s faith. Ideal for women’s groups, faith-based organizations, and mental health workshops.
Focused on creating environments where people feel safe to discuss their mental health challenges, this talk is perfect for schools, churches, and community organizations. Learn how to foster support and reduce isolation for those in need.
Who Can Benefit from Dr. Simpson’s Talks?
Junior and Senior High Schools: Educating young people about mental health, the importance of seeking help, and providing coping mechanisms.
Women’s Groups: Empowering women to confront mental health challenges while fostering sisterhood and support.
Congregations: Strengthening faith-based approaches to mental wellness and creating healing communities.
Healthcare Workers: Offering new perspectives and self-care strategies for those on the frontlines of care.
Men’s Groups and Homeless Communities: Encouraging open dialogue and providing hope for those who feel marginalized or overlooked.