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Therapist Reggie Parker Sr. on Grief and Counseling in the Black Community

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By Ryan Michaels The Birmingham Times Grief is a “natural reaction” to loss, said Reggie Parker Sr., the city of Hoover’s behavioral health coordinator and a licensed professional counselor in Shelby County, but one that is difficult understand by those experiencing it, he said. “The theme of grief is [that] it varies from one person […]

Source: The Birmingham Times

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