Hosted by Aurora Brown, Registered Counsellor · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 44 episodes
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Aurora Brown, Registered Counsellor hosts Intersectional Psychology, a health show with 44 episodes published.
Is the fastest way to get over someone really to get under someone else? Can a relationship ever be successful if one or both of the people in it feel like one of them is settling for the other? And when will “bonker bal
How is Rebecca ever going to rekindle her romance with Josh, now that Valencia has warned her to stay away from them both? Will we ever learn more about Rebecca’s childhood and the obvious trauma she’s experienced? And i
Can Rebecca freely admit that she moved to West Covina for Josh, now that Paula has discovered her secret? What is Paula's damage, that she is encouraging Rebecca to pursue Josh? What type of codependent relationship wil
Aurora Brown is joined by Registered Counsellor and Student Clinical Psychologist HuiMei "Lulu" Lu and award-winning actor, singer, director, and vocal coach Richard White to kick off We're All So Broken Inside -- a deep
Is economic empowerment really the fastest route to gender equality — or have we reduced liberation to a market strategy? In this episode of Intersectional Psychology, we unpack one of the biggest debates in gender and d
Why do some athletes get celebrated for their natural advantages — while others are treated as problems to be solved? In this episode, we explore the case of Caster Semenya to unpack how gender, race, and power shape who
In this episode of Intersectional Psychology, we explore how religion shapes our understanding of justice in South Africa, particularly in relation to gender. From early moral teachings about "right" and "wrong", to the
Content Note: This episode discusses gender-based violence and femicide. Please take care of yourself while listening. Gender-based violence is often described as a crisis. But what if it’s also a system? In this episode
Content Note: This episode discusses gender-based violence, rape culture, and femicide. Please take care of yourself while listening. South Africa doesn’t just have a “violence problem.” It has a patriarchy problem. In t
Content Note: This episode discusses masculinity, power, and gender-based violence at a structural and analytical level. There are no graphic descriptions, but some themes may be challenging. Please take care of yourself
What happens when feminism is treated as universal — despite emerging from very unequal histories and contexts? In this episode of Intersectional Psychology, I compare Anglo-American feminism and African feminisms, askin
This mini episode shares updates for Intersectional Psychology in 2026, including a new biweekly release schedule, ongoing Patreon benefits, and a preview of upcoming series on GBV, disability, democracy, climate justice
Season 3 of Intersectional Psychology focuses on trans and gender-diverse healthcare, rights, and resistance, with a particular emphasis on South Africa and the African continent. This episode challenges myths and centre
This Best Of Season 2 episode of Intersectional Psychology brings together key moments from a season focused on decolonising mental health practice. Host Aurora Brown, Registered Counsellor, is joined by Shaheeda Sadeck
What is intersectional psychology — and why does it matter so much for mental health today? In this Best of Season 1 episode, Aurora Brown brings together key moments from all four episodes of Dissecting Intersectional P
In this episode of Intersectional Psychology, we dive head-first into the colourful chaos of Disney Pixar’s Inside Out — a film that looks deceptively simple, but opens the door to some beautifully complex conversations
A 40-minute guided body scan to reduce stress, support emotional regulation, and support better sleep. In this guided body scan meditation, we slow down, breathe, and explore the body with curiosity rather than criticism
Burnout isn’t a personal failure — it’s a signal. And if your signal is currently flashing, sirening, or doing that chaotic strobe-light thing… you’re in the right place. In this month’s guided relaxation practice, we sl
Can we tell stories of violence without reproducing harm? Aurora sits down with Nicole Engelbrecht of True Crime South Africa to unpack the ethics — and emotional toll — of the true crime genre. ⚠ Content note: This epis
I'm joined again by autistic, Afrikan, trans liberation scholar siv greyson about what it takes to live and love bravely at the intersections of race, gender, and neurodivergence. This episode turns from theory to practi
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