Baltimore has a certain psychology, a sublime sensibility at once obvious and ineffable, not unlike the unconscious itself: tender and tough, wounded and surviving, swaggering and fearful, Northern and Southern, black and white. In this talk we will touch on the psychological, social, and intellectual history of Baltimore. Teresa Méndez, MSW, LCSW-C, is a clinical social worker and graduate of Princeton University and the Smith College School for Social Work. A former journalist who has written and presented on psychotherapy and the intersection of race, ethnicity, and culture, she maintains a private practice in Baltimore.
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Earlier Event: November 12
Adult Forum - Rebecca Hancock, "Prophets of the 8th Century"
Later Event: November 26
Adult Forum - Dr. Sherwood Githens, "The Search for Extraterrestrial Life"