The Unique Needs of Men and Women Post Incarceration with Drs. Dobmeier and Outland

Join us in a conversation with Dr. Robert Dobmeier and Dr. Rafael Outland about the unique challenges of special populations as they are released from incarceration. Dr. Dobmeier and Dr. Outland dive into a conversation about the effects of incarceration on elders, women, and people of color, as well as their needs post incarceration. Dr. Robert Dobmeier is a professor in the SUNY Brockport Counselor Education Department and has worked as a mental health counselor, supervisor, and director and a Licensed Mental Health Counselor and Certified Rehabilitation Counselor. He has published on mental health challenges faced by college students, spirituality in counseling, and justice for individuals who are incarcerated. Dr. Rafael Outland is a father, educator, researcher, and critical scholar. He holds a doctorate degree in Counselor Education and Supervision from the University of Rochester. His research focuses on the influence of historical and institutional violence on the lives of oppressed people, primarily poor Black and Brown youth.If interested in the work of Dr. Robert Dobmeier and Dr. Rafael Outland, please review some of their publications: Why Black and Brown Youth Fear and Distrust Police: An Exploration of Youth Killed by Police in the US (2016/2017), Implications for Counselors and Service ProvidersReentry as Experienced by Women in Jail: Advocating for Change Follow More Life:The Reentry Podcast on InstagramWant to send us topic ideas or reach out to us? Complete: New Topic IdeasAre you formerly incarcerated and want to share your story? Complete: Resilient Reentrants Form Please listen, rate, and review. Thank you, More Life!Host: VanKe’via Garner, M. S.https://uppbeat.io/t/hartzmann/good-feelingsLicense code: WWUKNN1ALHEZYUNF