And I know from my own work as a public speaker and as host of this podcast that discussing suicidality in teenagers is a very difficult conversation to have with people. Now, suicide alone is a difficult topic to discuss with people. Gabe Howard: Today we are going to be discussing suicide in young children and pre-teens. Noor Jihan Abdul-Haqq: Thank you so much for having me. And three years after taking the REACH training course to improve her skills diagnosing and managing mental health and pediatric primary care, she became a faculty trainer. Noor Jihan Abdul-Haqq and she is a board-certified pediatrician. I’m your host Gabe Howard, and calling in today we have Dr. Gabe Howard: Welcome to the podcast, everyone. Thank you.Īnnouncer: You’re listening to Inside Mental Health: A Psych Central Podcast where experts share experiences and the latest thinking on mental health and psychology. Producer’s Note: Please be mindful that this transcript has been computer generated and therefore may contain inaccuracies and grammar errors. She and her loving husband are the proud parents to 3 wonderful children. Abdul-Haqq has a particular interest in integrative medicine and is continuously taking additional courses to further her knowledge. Three years later, she joined the faculty to assist with expanding mental health education and training for PCPs. Abdul-Haqq took a REACH training course to increase her confidence and skills in diagnosing and managing mental health in pediatric primary care.
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In September 2020, she helped open the Clara Community Health Center in OKC which is a free clinic for the uninsured.
She serves as a mentor for high school and college students and has assisted other physicians with starting their own practices. She opened a 2nd location in Spring of 2021. Abdul-Haqq opened her current practice Peace of Mind Pediatrics in Sept of 2015 to serve the community that she grew up in. Abdul-Haqq has been interviewed numerous times on local radio, TV, and print media.ĭr. Most recently she was honored as a Healthcare Hero by the Journal Record. She’s received a Regional award for her work in the OKC Chapter of Jack and Jill of America for providing STEM opportunities for youth. Her awards include the Leonard Tow Humanism in Medicine award, Practitioner of Excellence Award from Sisters United Organization, Journal Record’s Achievers under 40 award and Outstanding Minority owned business leader. She has done medical work in Barbados, Dominican Republic, and Mexico. Her medical school and residency training were completed through Morehouse School of Medicine where she was active with various medical organizations. She graduated from Spelman College with honors with a degree in Biochemistry. She’s a proud graduate of the Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics. Noor Jihan Abdul-Haqq is a board certified pediatrician from Oklahoma City, OK, and a faculty trainer for The REACH Institute.
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