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We are a podcast devoted to People of Color in Psychology. People of Color in Psychology is where mental health professionals gain insight to culturally relevant psychological practice and research. Produced by The Multicultural Counseling Institute and your host, Dr. Jack Tsan, you will learn from mental health experts to help advance your personal and professional development. My hope is that together we will be able to learn from each other and appreciate the importance of advancing the contributions of people of color in psychology.
Unknown Host hosts People of Color in Psychology, a society show with 136 episodes published.
In this episode, we explore the philosophy of the "Nothing to Fix" podcast with co-hosts Jordan Alam and Gloria Huh. As therapists and writers, they challenge the traditional clinical narrative that individuals are "brok
In this episode, Robin Douglas, explores a critical question posed by her paper: "In a racially unjust world, what good is mindfulness?" Robin challenges the Westernized, individualistic, and "non-extensive" application
Mental health is a universal experience, but access to meaningful care is not one-size-fits-all. In this episode, we sit down with Fahad Zahid, the founder and CEO of Sukoon Cares, a pioneering platform that is truly rew
Dr. Jean discusses her vital work, "Strategically Navigating Anti-Black Racism in Professional Spaces," a new workbook and academic publication offering a crucial decision-making model for Black graduate students and ear
In this essential episode, Dr. Kelly Moore, a licensed psychologist and co-author of Racial Trauma in Black Clients, shares her insights on trauma-informed, culturally sensitive care. Key discussion points include: Disse
In this episode, Dr. Natesha Smith‑Isabell reframes wellness for people of color—not as something we squeeze in when life allows, but as a strategic practice that shapes how we lead, love, and live. She explores what shi
In this episode, Dr. Ryan DeLapp, licensed psychologist and author, discusses his work creating the Racial, Ethnic, and Cultural Healing Program (REACH) and his workbook, Empowering Yourself Against Racial and Cultural S
Dr. Claire Martin discusses the critical role of educators and therapists in creating safe learning environments amidst socio-political uncertainty. She highlights how current policies, such as funding cuts to mental hea
In this episode, Dr. Jennifer Jones-Damis discusses her book Racial Trauma in Black Clients: Effective Practice for Clinicians. She explores the impact of racial trauma in different clinical settings, why it matters for
Join us as therapist and emotional intelligence expert Deepika Kaushik discusses her unique approach to culturally attuned therapy. With over two decades of experience, Deepika specializes in helping individuals from col
Join us as we speak with Chelsea Curlett, a licensed professional counselor, about her "growth orientation" approach to therapy. Discover how she helps clients actively participate in their own evolution, reflecting on p
This episode features LeNaya Smith Crawford, a licensed therapist and holistic mental health educator. LeNaya discusses integrating holistic practices like yoga, breath work, and sound healing into therapeutic work, emph
In this episode we feature Dr. Connesia Handford, a psychologist building a consulting practice to contribute her racial trauma expertise to systems invested in turning anti-racist intention into culturally responsive ac
In this episode, Dr. Nicole McKelvey, a licensed pediatric psychologist, shares her expertise on providing culturally responsive care, particularly for Middle Eastern and North African (MENA) communities. Dr. McKelvey sp
Nesreen Jaber, discusses her research on Arab American men and their experiences with mental health, emphasizing the "therapist factor." Nesreen highlights key findings from her dissertation, such as the fear of judgment
Djavila Ho, a licensed associate clinical psychologist and executive director of Kahle Journey shares her work in creating trauma-informed treatment for Caribbean societies, by culturally adapting the Community Resilienc
In this episode, Dr. Staci Bullard, a licensed industrial and organizational psychologist and founder of Becoming Point, discusses leadership behavioral health, particularly for clients of color. She redefines leadership
We feature certified EFT therapist and LPC supervisor, Charisse Ferrer, who explores the vital role of the "self of the therapist" and Emotionally Focused Therapy especially for therapists of color. Drawing on her experi
Dr. Moussa, a Lebanese American psychologist, shares her unique insights from years of practice in individual, couples, and family psychotherapy, as well as psychodiagnostic therapy. With her research focused on psychoan
We speak with Dr. Ezra Lockhart, a distinguished Associate Professor of Marriage and Family Therapy and founder of Easy Does It Counseling. As a Native Hawaiian, Dr. Lockhart challenges the conventional view of telehealt
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