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Tyehimba Hunt-Harrison, MD, MPH, FAPAÌý

Associate Professor
Vice Chair for Mental Health Equity
Director of the Mental Health Equity Program
Co-Director of Mental Health Equity Education
General and Child/Adolescent Psychiatrist
Department of Psychiatry, ºÚÁÏÍø

Dr. Hunt-Harrison has had diverse career experiences over the past two decades in North Carolina. She has provided direct patient care in both outpatient and inpatient settings, served on clinical research teams, worked as a peer advisor in the public mental health sector, and led as coordinator for medical students and psychiatry trainees on the child adolescent unit at a state psychiatric hospital. Her clinical work is primarily focused on psychiatric assessments and treatment of children and adolescents requiring inpatient stabilization. She is Board Certified in both General Psychiatry and Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.Ìý For the ºÚÁÏÍø Department of Psychiatry, she serves as Vice Chair for Mental Health Equity. In that capacity, she leads and coordinates efforts that strive towards the attainment of mental health equity for all people. Priorities include improving mental health equity education of clinicians, developing a workforce with varied lived experiences, and increasing engagement within North Carolina communities.Ìý

Anthony Kulukulualani, MDÌý

Assistant Professor
Co-Director of Mental Health Equity Education
General and Child/Adolescent Psychiatrist
Department of Psychiatry, ºÚÁÏÍø

Dr. Anthony Kulukulualani is a Clinical Assistant Professor and serves as an Inpatient Attending at the Youth Behavioral Hospital in Butner, NC. Additionally, he serves as Co-Director of Education in the Mental Health Equity Program. He will be working with the Child and Adolescent Anxiety and Mood Disorders Program (CHAAMP) as a mental health equity consultant. His clinical and research interests include first episode psychosis, neurodevelopmental disorders, early childhood development, psychotherapy, and mental health equity. His professional interests include advocacy, teaching, curriculum development, mentoring, and leadership within organized medicine.Ìý

Lisa Luo, MSÌý

Program Manager of Mental Health Equity ProgramÌý
Program Manager of Faculty Development Hubs ProgramÌýÌý

Lisa Luo, MS, is the Program Manager of the Program for the ºÚÁÏÍø Department of Psychiatry’s Mental Health Equity Program (MHEP) and Faculty Development Hubs Program.ÌýÌý

To support MHEP’s vision of equitable access to high quality mental healthcare, Lisa manages and supports the design and implementation of MHEP’s initiatives with a focus on the needs of underserved communities and groups.ÌýÌý

Lisa is passionate about using the power of art, movement, and mindfulness to cultivate wellbeing, healing, and resilience for youth and adults.ÌýÌý

 

 

Mental Health Equity Program Advisory CouncilÌýÌý

The MHEP Advisory Council consists of Psychiatry faculty, staff, and trainees who provide feedback and recommendations to guide MHEP programming and planning. Council members also share experiences and needs related to equity and inclusion for Psychiatry patients, staff, faculty, and trainees.ÌýÌý

Our current council members include the following:ÌýÌý

  1. Tamara Baker, PhD, ProfessorÌýÌý
  2. Karen Bluth, PhD, Research Associate ProfessorÌýÌý
  3. Tamara Dawkins, PhD, Clinical Associate ProfessorÌý
  4. Charissa Gray, MPH, MSW, Project DirectorÌýÌý
  5. Aimee Kresica, LCSWÌýÌý
  6. Anthony Kulukulualani, MD, Assistant ProfessorÌý
  7. Zoe McElligott, PhD, Associate ProfessorÌý
  8. Todd O’Buckley, BS, Research SpecialistÌý
  9. Felice Reddy, PhD, Research Associate ProfessorÌý
  10. Danielle Roubinov, PhD, Associate ProfessorÌýÌý
  11. Scott Schwartz, PhD, ProfessorÌý
  12. Noah Schwarz, MD, Chief ResidentÌý
  13. Michael Weber, MD, Education Chief ResidentÌýÌýÌý