MSG National Summits

Join us at MSG National Summit 2023!

 
 

We cordially invite you to the 2023 National Summit for Korean American Mental Health Professionals!

Mustard Seed Generation aims to unify the efforts of Korean American mental health organizations and professionals across the United States. Whether you are a psychiatrist, psychologist, therapist, counselor, or graduate student, don’t miss out on this special opportunity to connect with like-minded professionals across the country!

The event will be held virtually on Saturday, November 11th from 8am-12pm PT | 10am-2pm CT | 11am-3pm ET.

⁣We look forward to seeing you there! If you have any questions or concerns, please send us an email at staff@mustardseedgeneration.org.

To learn more and to register, click the button below.


 
 
 

In 2021, we held our inaugural National Summit virtually across 23 different states and from the Republic of Korea and Indonesia!

National Summit is a one-day conference where mental health professionals network with other professionals and organizations and learn about mental health issues relevant to the Korean American community. The goal of the National Summit is to provide a place of respite, targeted learning, and strategic networking for Korean American mental health professionals. We want to raise national awareness of mental health in the Korean American community by caring for our mental health professionals' success and well-being and collaborating strategically with mental health professionals and organizations.

 
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"The MSG Summit isn't just an event but an opportunity: to connect and collaborate to help our Korean American community. It's through the Summit our passions come together to knit something beautiful. It's refreshing, encouraging and inspiring melded into one.”

2021 National Summit attendee

“Seeing so many other KA mental health professionals from all over the country was very encouraging.”

“I also appreciate the optional networking session. I was surprised to meet other fellows from my area."

2021 National Summit attendeeS

“The content and topics shared were excellent topics and very relevant. The panel and speakers all seemed to have a depth of knowledge and experience.”

“Every time, every year I participate in an MSG event, I always leave so encouraged and excited to see how God is working through the MSG team/staff.”

2021 National Summit attendees

Approximately 34% were licensed Mental Health Professionals, 29% were graduate students currently in training, and 36% were church leaders, special guests, and Summit staff. 

 
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183 participants from 23 US States (CA, MA, NJ, GA, NY, TX, IL, MA etc) + D.C

 
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98% Overall Satisfaction

Total of 18 workshops
*You can find details about the workshops
in our NS booklet

 
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“The MSG Summit isn't just an event but an opportunity: to connect and collaborate to help our Korean American community. It's through the Summit our passions come together to knit something beautiful. It's refreshing, encouraging and inspiring melded into one.”

2021 National Summit attendee

 

“새로운 분들을 뵙고 정보도 얻을 수 있어서 좋았습니다.
특히 사회복지학 석사과정 1년차인데
도움이 되는 정보가 많아서 좋았습니다.”

2021 National Summit attendee

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National Summit received opening remarks by notable Korean and Korean American leaders who believe in our mission —

2020 Opening Remarks Actor, Producer, Academy Award ‘Best Actor’ nominee ("Minari”), Starred in “Okja”, “The Walking Dead”

2020 Opening Remarks
Actor, Producer, Academy Award ‘Best Actor’ nominee ("Minari”), Starred in “Okja”, “The Walking Dead”

Steven Yeun

2021 Opening Remarks Representing NJ-03; the first Democratic member of the U.S. Congress of Korean descent

2021 Opening Remarks
Representing NJ-03; the first Democratic member of the U.S. Congress of Korean descent

Congressman Andy Kim

 
 

"…I feel the power of our generation. I feel the power of our generation as we come of age and take on the mantle of becoming the adults in this society—that we may be able to take the time to understand our shared traumas, our stories, our experiences...and that we might be able to create spaces for us to heal.”

STEVEN YEUN