PRESS RELEASE**
**The Honorable Senator John Fetterman, Pennsylvania, Will Join as a Speaker at the XXI Annual International Medical Congress in Reading, PA**
Reading, PA – With great pride and excitement, we announce the participation of the Honorable Senator John Fetterman of Pennsylvania as a speaker at our XXI Annual International Medical Congress. This featured event will take place on Sunday, March 31, 2024 at the Best Western Plus, located at 2299 Lancaster Pike, Shillington, PA 19607.
We are deeply honored to have the presence of Senator Fetterman, whose career and commitment to mental health are a source of inspiration to all. His talk, titled “Healthy Minds, Strong Communities: Addressing Mental Health Stigma in the Hispanic Population,” promises to be a highlight of our conference.
For our organizing committee, it is a great honor to welcome Senator Fetterman at an event focused on the Hispanic community. His brave personal fight against depression and the after-effects of a stroke has been a beacon of hope to many. By sharing his experience, Senator Fetterman invites us to break the silence and stigma associated with mental health, encouraging those who suffer to seek treatment and support.
We invite psychologists, psychotherapists and mental health professionals to join us at this conference to explore the central theme “The Integration of Mental Health in Primary Care”. This is a unique opportunity to learn from Senator Fetterman’s experience and to foster dialogue and understanding around the importance of addressing mental health with empathy and without prejudice.
For more information about the conference and how to register, visit our website or contact us at 732-277-9640
**About the Honorable Senator John Fetterman:**
Senator John Fetterman has been a prominent figure in Pennsylvania politics, known for his dedication to social causes and his commitment to improving mental health. His bravery in sharing his own struggle with depression and the aftermath of a stroke has inspired many to speak openly about his mental health challenges and seek the support needed to overcome them.
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