EPISODE · Jan 19, 2018 · 13 MIN
11: ES: Dr. Brandon Kohrt, Global Mental Health Expert and Researcher, Educator, and Psychiatrist.
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Join Mina Boazak as he interviews Dr. Brandon Kohrt. Here Dr. Kohrt discusses his work, current mental health initiatives in Liberia and how you can get involved in global mental health.
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