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Depression does not look the same for every teen. For teens of color, it often shows up in ways that adults do not immediately label as depression. This difference is not about biology alone. It is shaped by culture, family (more…)
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Leave a Comment (0) →Growing up is hard enough without carrying extra weight. For BIPOC youth and teens, that weight often includes navigating racism, discrimination, cultural expectations, and systemic barriers, all while trying to figure out who they are and where they belong.
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Language evolves to help us better understand and address the unique experiences of different communities. In recent years, you may have encountered the term BIPOC in conversations about mental health, social justice, and healthcare equity. This acronym represents a significant (more…)
If you’re a person of color seeking mental health support, it’s important to look for someone who can provide culturally competent therapy. Finding the right therapist can be life-changing, but for many, it can also feel overwhelming, especially for people (more…)
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Posted in: BIPOC, Ready Post, Treatment Modality
Leave a Comment (0) →Racial trauma refers to the emotional and psychological injury caused by experiencing or witnessing racism and racial discrimination. Also known as race-based traumatic stress, this form of trauma stems from encounters with racial bias, ethnic discrimination, hate crimes, and systemic (more…)
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Leave a Comment (0) →Healthcare should be a place of healing and hope for everyone. Yet, for many people of color, medical settings can feel unwelcoming or inadequate. The systemic racism that fuels medical bias is rooted in history, policy, and social structures that (more…)
For most people, work is a significant part of life. More than a source of income and security, it’s where many people spend the majority of their waking hours. It can even contribute to a sense of identity. Unfortunately, work (more…)
Humans have a tendency to initially judge each other on external factors. Virtually unbeknownst to us, our brains make quick judgments and these judgments can stick. In a workplace, this can be a recipe for racial bias. Whether it’s conscious (more…)
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Posted in: BIPOC, Ready Post, Work/Career
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