10/10/2026
Mental health care that doesn't see your culture doesn't fully see you.
I've sat in a lot of rooms where ADHD care was "culturally competent" on paper. And I still watched Black women walk out unseen.
Competence is knowing the facts about someone's culture. Consciousness is letting that change how you listen, how you diagnose, and who you believe.
This World Mental Health Day, that's the conversation I want us having. And it's the one I'm bringing to the inaugural ILAT Global ADHD Summit, on the panel Cultural Competence Isn't Enough: Why ADHD Care Must Be Culturally Conscious.
📅 Friday, Oct 30 · 11:45 AM ET
Join me. Use code ILAT50 for $50 off registration:
https://www.accelevents.com/e/ilatglobal
Can't make it live? Every session is available on demand for 30 days.
Knowledge is agency. Come get yours.