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Elms College professor's new book bridges faith and mental health care

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CHICOPEE — In many Black and Latino households, “pray about it” and “talk to somebody” are often treated as opposing advice. Winifred Martin believes healing can start when those conversations finally meet.

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Elms College professor's new book bridges faith and mental health care

CHICOPEE — In many Black and Latino households, “pray about it” and “talk to somebody” are often treated as opposing advice. Winifred Martin believes healing can start when those conversations finally meet.

·Springfield, United States
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Mass Live broke the news in Springfield, United States on Friday, July 3, 2026.
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