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Understanding a Decolonized Approach to Therapy: The Intersection of Liberation Psychology, Ideology, and Practice
Seeing Mental Health Through a Decolonized Lens Many mental health systems originated without us in mind. It has long been shaped by Western and Eurocentric ideals, often disregarding the varied lived experiences, cultural histories, and collective traumas of...
Why Culturally Attuned Care is Important
In an increasingly diverse world, mental health care must evolve to meet the unique needs of individuals from different cultural backgrounds. Traditional therapy models, often rooted in Western perspectives, may not fully capture the lived experiences, values, and...
How Mental Health, Immigration, and Social Justice Come Together
The Intersection of Mental Health, Immigration, and Social Justice Immigration is often portrayed as a journey of hope and opportunity, but beneath the surface lies a reality filled with uncertainty, discrimination, and trauma. Immigrants, refugees, and marginalized...