معرفی
Jaleel Abdul-Adil is a part-time Professor of Clinical Psychology at The Chicago School, specializing in trauma-informed, culturally-sensitive interventions for urban youth. He also serves as a full-time Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology in Psychiatry at the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC), where he co-directs the Urban Youth Trauma Center—a key component of the National Child Traumatic Stress Network.
- Howard University (B.S. Psychology, 1988)
- DePaul University (Ph.D. Clinical Psychology, 1996)
His research focuses on:
- Trauma/PTSD in urban youth
- Community violence prevention
- Cultural competence in mental health
- Family therapy for gang-affected populations
- Oppression and mental health disparities
- Hip-Hop culture as a therapeutic tool
Dr. Abdul-Adil’s publications highlight:
- Community violence prevention frameworks
- Trauma-informed care systems
- Family-centered interventions
- Music-based mental health strategies
- Cultural adaptation of therapies
- Urban youth resilience
Professional roles include:
- Founder of Young Warriors/Hip-Hop H.E.A.L.S! (Helping Everyone Achieve Liberation and Success)
- Chair Emeritus, National Child Traumatic Stress Network - Community Violence Committee
- Clinical consultant for the Khalil Center in Lombard, IL
He maintains active memberships in:
- Society for Community Research and Action
- Midwestern Psychological Association
His clinical work emphasizes trauma recovery, gang violence prevention, and integrating Hip-Hop culture into therapeutic practices for under-resourced communities.
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