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A podcast by two BIPoC/PGM Mental health practitioners (Dr. Ksera Dyette & Blanca Torres, LMFT) at different parts of our professional journeys, who answered the call to healing. We are here to have conversations that were sorely lacking in our training...like how our cultural identities shape our approach to mental health, how whiteness is deeply embedded in our fields, and how we show up despite it...to spite it.
Unknown Host hosts Called to Healing, a business show with 15 episodes published.
We have been hard at work on Season 2 of the podcast and we are looking forward to sharing our new episodes with you soon! Our Instagram and UpScrolled is @calledtohealing. You can find us on Apple Podcasts, Zencastr, an
Join us as we reflect on the last season. From our technical difficulties to our own transformations We cover it all. Please don’t forget to leave us a review, follow us on social media, and subscribe to our patreon. We
The business of being a mental health practitioner running your own private practice is something that we see people discuss on social media, but these conversations are often lacking in nuance. Many of the general publi
In this episode, we talk about what makes a bad supervisor and some terrible supervisory experiences we have had, as well as what we think defines good supervision. Reminder 1: As usual, this episode is not meant for tin
In this episode, we talk about how professional training is like an MLM and the ways in which entry into the mental health field is gatekept monetarily. As always, we share personal experiences and stories. As a reminder
Mentions in this Episode: In this episode, we discuss how power and subjugation is wrapped up in how we solicit and are able to maintain clients. Instagram: @mothersagainstgen0cides (change the zero); @inclusivetherapist
Who we are and how we show up in the room is often referred to as “clinical persona,” and directly relates to our clinical niche(s). However, it is also wrapped up in power and oppression and messages we were given, eith
What in the world is a clinical niche? What is the relationship of the niche to power, oppression, and ownership? We discuss this in detail. Reminder: As usual, this episode is not meant for tiny ears. Reminder 2: We rec
Mental health practitioners are not trained to think like business owners and business principles have a messy relationship with capitalism. Collective care is complicated and mental health practitioners don’t often incl
In this episode, we talk about what self-care looks like for us as two mental health practitioners and we wrestle with somatic healing and its relationship to wytness. Reminder: As usual, this episode is not meant for ti
This is a brief note about events going on in the decolonizing community that took place just last week, 4 months since we recorded episode 5. We encourage you to take a quick listen, before you delve into our next Episo
In this episode, we wrestle with a long-held concern that mental health practitioners do not really choose the profession and what would it actually mean or look like for that to occur. This was, like all our conversatio
In this episode, we dive into co-host, Blanca Torres’ experience in graduate school. This episode underscores the ways in which mental health graduate programs perpetuate and are built upon oppressive systems. Reminder 1
In this episode, we dive into co-host, Dr. Ksera Dyette's experience in graduate school. She discusses the highs, the lows, the middling and more. From not being sure what she wanted to do, to not having enough money to
On this episode, meet your hosts Dr. Ksera Dyette (she/her) and Blanca Torres (she/her), two queer, intersectional, feminist clinicians at different points in our career journey's. Hear who we are, what brings us to the
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Called to Healing is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 15 episodes.
Called to Healing has published 15 episodes.
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