People of Color in Psychology

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.

People of Color in Psychology is a society podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 136 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts People of Color in Psychology, a society show with 136 episodes published.

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  Episode #136

  Conversations with Podcast Hosts of Nothing to Fix

  Jun 10, 202628 minS4

  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 "broken" and need fixing. Join us for a conversation about their unique journey, the intersection of mental health and storytelling, and why this perspective is a breath of fresh air for both practitioners and clients alike. Contact: Website - www.nothingtofixpod.com Instagram - @nothingtofixpod Resources: Substack Essay: "I Went to Korea to Win Arguments with My Mother" - @nothingtofixpod Continuing Education Courses at The Multicultural Counseling Institute - https://www.tmcinstitute.org/continuing-education/recorded-webinars Enter “FRIENDS50” for 50% off CE courses! Support this Podcast: Donate 1-time any amount - https://checkout.square.site/buy/DFUO7XYMQ27EZ6QVUL6PC6FA Music Samples: Intro 1 by Alex Morgan - Bebop Coffee Shop Outro by Alex Kizenkov - Inspirational Cinematic Adventure

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  Episode #135

  Cultural, Critically Conscious, and Community-Based Healing for Youth of Color

  Apr 1, 202625 minS4

  <p>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 of mindfulness, which is often co-opted to serve "discriminatory and depressive logic of mainstream institutions" like schools and workplaces. Instead, she advocates for a culturally grounded, non-appropriative approach rooted in collectivist and ancestral healing practices.</p><p><br></p><p>Robin’s work focuses on integrating critical consciousness and civic engagement with healing-centered approaches to address the mental health toll of systemic inequities on youth of color. She explains ho...

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  Episode #134

  Rethinking Mental Health for the South Asian Diaspora

  Mar 17, 202628 minS4

  <p>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 rewriting the playbook for accessible and culturally relevant mental health support for the South Asian diaspora.</p><p><br></p><p>Fahad shares his deeply personal journey, from grappling with a lack of language for anxiety growing up in Pakistan to navigating the pressure of a "duty as a son" while helping his immigrant parents acclimate in a new country. He explains why...

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  Episode #132

  Responding to Anti-Black Racism in Professional Spaces

  Feb 27, 202626 minS4

  <p>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 early career professionals.</p><p><br></p><p>Key takeaways from the conversation include:</p><p>The Decision-Making Model: This framework is not an algorithm but a guide for Black individuals to assess and consider various factors—especially their mental and emotional well-being—when responding to anti-Black racism in the workplace. It centers the individual's needs over the perpetrator's.</p><p>The Power of Community: Dr. Jean shares how the work...

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  Episode #133

  Racial Trauma in Black Clients: A Conversation with Dr. Kelly Moore

  Feb 2, 202631 minS4

  <p>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.</p><p>Key discussion points include:</p><p>Dissemination of Psychology resources: Dr. Moore discusses her dual role as a Director at the Center for Psychological Services at Rutgers, providing low/no-cost mental health services, and her private practice, where she seeks to share psychological information with the wider community in layman's terms.</p><p>The Practicality of Racial Trauma in Black Clients: She explains that a core goal of her co-authored book...

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