An Immigrant Story: Tools for Living a Good Life w/ Dr. Cholet Josué

Dr. Cholet Josué is a Bahamian-born Haitian American author and physician. When he was 16, he was sent from Haiti across the Caribbean Sea in a wooden boat to join his mother in South Florida after the death of his father.

While still an undocumented immigrant, Cholet earned a Bachelor of Science degree in chemistry and then spent the next six months at the University of Miami law library preparing to represent himself in the trial of his life: the quest to become a legal resident. He then went on to earn a medical degree, and a residency in psychiatry.

Today, Dr. Josué practices medicine in Maryland with a functional and integrative approach and draws on his special interest in behavioral neurology and neuropsychiatry. His experiences as an American immigrant and a neuropsychiatrist have given him a unique insight into how individuals can use specific brain tools to create their best lives. Now, he is sharing these tools with the world.

His new book is entitled, "Twelve Unending Summers: Memoir of an Immigrant Child.”  Visit https://drjosue.com.

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