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Learn how to recognize signs of depression and anxiety, especially in times of COVID-19
Learn communication strategies for talking to your child about mental health
Recognize how intergenerational conflicts and cultural factors affect your family dynamics
Hear about mental health from the perspective of high school students
Discover how to make your child feel valued and supported
Speakers
Dr. Paul K. Leung, M.D. graduated from Medical College of Virginia in 1981. He received his psychiatry training at OHSU and joined the faculty in 1985. Dr. Leung is currently Professor and Medical Director of Psychiatry as well as the Director of the OHSU Intercultural Psychiatric Program (IPP). Dr. Leung started the mental health clinic at the Asian Health & Service Center in 1985 and has been serving as a provider and Medical Director to now.
Dr. Julie Xie, Ph.D. is a Licensed Educational Psychologist in California, and author of "Being a School Psychologist in America" (2016) and "Positive Family" (2021).
High School Panelists
Melissa Yu is a high school senior from Columbus, Ohio. As a first-generation Chinese-American, she looks forward to sharing her experience to destigmatize the conversation around mental health.
Karina Tumewu is a high school junior at Mcneil, located in Austin, Texas. She is excited about the opportunity to share her experience as a first-generation Indonesian-American surrounding the discussion of mental health.
Finley Fujimura is a high school junior at Westview High School located in Portland, Oregon. As a half-French half Japanese Asian American. He’s eager to share his experiences being part of a multicultural household and how that affects communication and mental health.