Dr. Edgar Tyson, the originator of<unk> , presenting at the 2016 Coalition of Juvenile Justice's National Disproportionate Minority Contact Conference in Baltimore, Maryland.<unk>  (HHT) is a contemporary approach in mental health treatment that takes into account the profound impact of<unk> <unk>  culture and its capacity to promote individual and communal transformation. Dr. Edgar Tyson (1963-2018) coined the term and created the foundational model in 1996, and<unk>  has evolved into a conceptual framework with significant global resonance. HHT refers to the purposeful use of<unk> <unk>  culture by a mental health professional within the context of the therapeutic relationship. The approach embodies a wide array of interventions that mix the inherently cathartic components of the culture with well-established treatment models, from music therapy, poetry therapy and other expressive therapies to cognitive behavioral therapy and narrative therapy.<unk>  is a culturally relevant remix of therapeutic conceptions that revitalizes the many merits of established forms that have traditionally overlooked disenfranchised populations.
Hip Hop Therapy
Dance therapy
ExoRehabilitation
Music therapy
Craniosacral therapy
Constraint-induced movement therapy
Scrambler therapy
Reality therapy