Considerations for Cultural Fit in Therapy
Finding a therapist who connects with your cultural identity enhances therapy. Follow these steps to identify your cultural needs and choose the right therapist for your ...
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How to Find A Black Therapist
For black individuals, finding a therapist who shares their experiences is often paramount. Read about the significance of cultural competence in therapy and how to find ...
TherapyrouteThe Role of Therapy in Promoting Racial Healing
Discover the transformative potential of therapy in advancing racial healing. Address trauma, cultivate cultural humility, and challenge colonial paradigms for a more inc...
Racial Magnetism
Since the hyper-masculinity of Hip Hop music presents a site for gender reformation of Asian-American males’ feminine constructed identity, images of Afro-American are th...
Negotiating Masculinity Across Borders
How long will it take for the United States to challenge itself over the discourse of Asian-American males’ sexuality?
Fragility on a Stampede
The concept 'white fragility' explored by drawing from Adam Phillips' lecture (2021) titled Reviewing ‘White fragility’ by Robin DiAngelo: Psychoanalysis with racism.
Random Eruptions of Violence and Destruction or Reenactments of an "unremembered" past?
A Reflection on the reenactment of collective trauma and how it might be responded to instead.
Nation on the Couch - Inside South Africa's Mind
"Unwilling to accept the damage that has been done, guiltiness prevents white people from loving the Other" Extract from - Nation on the Couch, by Wahbie Long.
Wahbie Long, PhdInstitutions and Racism
Is equality in the workplace a real possibility?
Farhad DalalThe Servant Problem
It’s time we reflected on our attitudes towards domestic help, an integral part of our households.
Farhad DalalDescend Into Chaos Or Split: Managing Intolerable Experiences
Viewing the protests in South Africa from a psychological lens. The relationship between group and individual experiences.
The problem of unconscious bias and racism within psychotherapy training
Many psychotherapy training institutions fail to grasp what it is like for a black person to be a client, a trainee or a practitioner in psychotherapy and counselling.
Abi Canepa-anson