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What a excellent way to engage our youth. I wish I would of thought of it first. Tracey, Dept. of Children & Family Services, Chicago, Illinois I enjoyed learning about how Hip-Hop music and therapy concepts relate. It makes a lot of since. I can't wait to learn more. Samuel, Univ. of Southern California, Los Angeles, California It is a wonderful way to connect with high risk youth who enjoy the music and culture. I am glad that the approach is being used, especially for youth of color. Cheryl, Dept. of Juvenile Probation, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. A very unique approach to helping young people and the people that work with them. Stacey, Dept of Children & Family Services, Las Vegas, Nevada |
Nakeyshaey M. Allen is a social therapist, clinical social
worker, life coach, agency consultant, trainer, author, guest
lecturer, and is affectionately known as The Hip-Hop
Therapist™. As the The Hip-Hop Therapist™, Nakeyshaey has
worked with hundreds of individuals and families using Hip-
Hop music and culture to engage them into counseling and
group interventions. Her unique approach to counseling and
coaching has garnered her international acclaim and respect
from her helping peers. Additionally, Nakeyshaey has used
this approach to practice to work with a variety of client
populations to include (but not limited to) high risk youth,
individuals of privilege, young adults in transition, churches,
families, helping professionals, entrepreneurs, high school and
college students, adult entertainers, aspiring and established
Hip-Hop Artists, such as Rappers, Singers, Music
Representatives, Video Models, and DJ's.
Encompassing Hip-Hop's value, mass appeal, and staying
power - the Hip-Hop Therapist ™ uses that component of Hip-
Hop, along with its influence amongst everyday people with
everyday life issues and struggles to engage them to learn how
to address those life issues and struggles. With over 15 years
of experience helping individuals get focused and on track -
Nakeyshaey is the one to come to when you need REAL Talk,
REAL Listening, and REAL Solutions! To get a free 20 minute
consultation, please call the Hip-Hop Therapist™ at
1-866-501-HIPP (4477).
worker, life coach, agency consultant, trainer, author, guest
lecturer, and is affectionately known as The Hip-Hop
Therapist™. As the The Hip-Hop Therapist™, Nakeyshaey has
worked with hundreds of individuals and families using Hip-
Hop music and culture to engage them into counseling and
group interventions. Her unique approach to counseling and
coaching has garnered her international acclaim and respect
from her helping peers. Additionally, Nakeyshaey has used
this approach to practice to work with a variety of client
populations to include (but not limited to) high risk youth,
individuals of privilege, young adults in transition, churches,
families, helping professionals, entrepreneurs, high school and
college students, adult entertainers, aspiring and established
Hip-Hop Artists, such as Rappers, Singers, Music
Representatives, Video Models, and DJ's.
Encompassing Hip-Hop's value, mass appeal, and staying
power - the Hip-Hop Therapist ™ uses that component of Hip-
Hop, along with its influence amongst everyday people with
everyday life issues and struggles to engage them to learn how
to address those life issues and struggles. With over 15 years
of experience helping individuals get focused and on track -
Nakeyshaey is the one to come to when you need REAL Talk,
REAL Listening, and REAL Solutions! To get a free 20 minute
consultation, please call the Hip-Hop Therapist™ at
1-866-501-HIPP (4477).
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The Hip-Hop Therapist ™ has recognized how in the last 30
years that Hip-Hop music and culture has become a pervasive
part of the global mainstream society. Hip-Hop is mostly
known for its poetic and musical formation. It chronicles the
lives of youth and their life experiences of street reality,
violence, anger, frustration, ambition, aspiration, and
rebellion. It also mirrors the lives of many who are fighting
against societal norms – while using Hip-Hop as a medium to
express themselves creatively via rap, dance, spoken word,
fashion, entrepreneurism, education, journalism, politics, and
now - counseling. Additionally, represented by youth, youth
culture, and/or a youthful spirit - Hip-Hop has chronicled the
lives of those who are oppressed and disenfranchised from the
traditional adaptations of life, and are looking to make their
own way out of no way.
The need to be free from society's oppressive norms - makes
Hip-Hop a vital construct in urban environments all over the
world. Represented by youth, youth culture, and the youthful
spirit - Hip-Hop has often chronicled the lives of those who are
oppressed and disenfranchised from the traditional adaptations
of life. Furthermore, whether raw, edgy, misogynistic, violent,
sexist, political, racist, etc. - their life experiences, behaviors,
attitudes, and viewpoints are relevant to explore when it comes
to facilitating healing and educational interventions. So why
not use Hip-Hop as a intervention to address ones social,
emotional, and behavioral life circumstances and struggles?
years that Hip-Hop music and culture has become a pervasive
part of the global mainstream society. Hip-Hop is mostly
known for its poetic and musical formation. It chronicles the
lives of youth and their life experiences of street reality,
violence, anger, frustration, ambition, aspiration, and
rebellion. It also mirrors the lives of many who are fighting
against societal norms – while using Hip-Hop as a medium to
express themselves creatively via rap, dance, spoken word,
fashion, entrepreneurism, education, journalism, politics, and
now - counseling. Additionally, represented by youth, youth
culture, and/or a youthful spirit - Hip-Hop has chronicled the
lives of those who are oppressed and disenfranchised from the
traditional adaptations of life, and are looking to make their
own way out of no way.
The need to be free from society's oppressive norms - makes
Hip-Hop a vital construct in urban environments all over the
world. Represented by youth, youth culture, and the youthful
spirit - Hip-Hop has often chronicled the lives of those who are
oppressed and disenfranchised from the traditional adaptations
of life. Furthermore, whether raw, edgy, misogynistic, violent,
sexist, political, racist, etc. - their life experiences, behaviors,
attitudes, and viewpoints are relevant to explore when it comes
to facilitating healing and educational interventions. So why
not use Hip-Hop as a intervention to address ones social,
emotional, and behavioral life circumstances and struggles?
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helping professionals across the United States and abroad. Click here to see the tour schedule. To get on the tour
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helping professionals across the United States and abroad. Click here to see the tour schedule. To get on the tour
schedule, email us at bookus@thehiphoptherapist.com.
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