Dr. Kendra Outler Discusses Mental Health in the Black Community

By Dr. Kendra Outler, Rob Dillard - Last Updated: July 19, 2023

Dr. Kendra Outler, founder of My Uzima Health & Wellness and a board-certified anesthesiologist, spoke to DocWire News about disparities in mental health care access and awareness in the Black community. She also discussed the significant health care issues Black people face and actionable steps to take to address these challenges.

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Dr. Kendra Outler Discusses Mental Health in the Black Community

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