resourceful presentations

RP strives to help people help themselves with concerns pertaining
to various perspectives of life that cause negative stress (Distress).
Many of the perspectives are those dynamics in society that change
daily and are not managed effectively. These changes leave people
in search of current trends and ideas that will improve their careers,
relationships, personal growth, and most of all deal with the harmful
affects of stress. We promote a professional learning experience that
anticipates the improvement and empowerment that people are in
search of that can be developed in various areas of life. This mission
is practiced by organizing various events in the form of workshops,
groups, mini-seminars, and community service functions.

Resourceful Presentations was founded January 2006 in Huntsville,
Alabama by Sherritta Hughes. After several years of business
planning and research on information in areas of mental health for
everyday citizens of the community, it was recognized that there was a
lacking in resources being provided to everyday people. A decision
was made to become an active resource of knowledge in various
areas of mental health, physical well being, cultural diversity, current
societal trends, family, and community all as they relate to STRESS.

Sherritta Hughes obtained a Baccalaureate degree in Psychology
with a concentration in research, learning, and clinical applications
from the great collegiate institution Morgan State University located in
Baltimore, Maryland. She also earned a Masters degree in Clinical
Psychology from Alabama Agricultural & Mechanical University
located in Huntsville, Alabama. Sherritta Hughes is a member of Psi
Chi, the National Honor’s Society for Psychology and has been active
in the community for over 15 years. Considering herself a Community
Organizer, Sherritta continues to work with various families and
children that need help, volunteering as tutor, providing information
on available community resources, and specializing in Stress. In 2005
and 2006, Sherritta dedicated herself to the persons who experienced
Hurricane Katrina as a Crisis Counselor and is currently a School
Therapist.

Therefore, the RP practice is to promote an awareness of available
resources concerning stress and how it is vitally connected to mental
and physical health. When you attend one of our workshops, groups,
mini-seminars, and/or community events you will receive professional
consultation in a comfortable setting, tangible take-home materials
constructed for your convenience, and the opportunity to network with
others in search of similar knowledge in a professional setting.