The Decolonizing Mental Health series introduces BIPOC patients and practitioners who share their stories and experiences with mental health. While racism and white supremacy continue to restrict access to support, resources and treatment for communities of color, these advocates and therapists are working toward a more equitable mental healthcare industry.
Decolonizing Mental Health calls for a redress of ways we define and treat mental health.
Journalist and documentary film professional Bedatri D. Choudhury examines the white supremacy of the mental healthcare industry for DECOLONIZING MENTAL HEALTH.
No matter who you are, how you identify or what you believe in, there is a resource available to help. If you or a loved one is struggling, seek support at one of these organizations.
Expert panel of BIPOC practitioners gather to discuss what more can be done to address lacking resources and access for BIPOC communities in the mental healthcare industry.
DECOLONIZING MENTAL HEALTH examines the mental health industry through the lens of the BIPOC community, Meet the patients and practitioners that are paving the way for more inclusive mental healthcare.
2020 marked a year in which Americans were forced to confront racism in the country. This month, we reflect on complex stories of race in America.
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