When it comes to counseling, minority communities face some interesting and dynamic challenges, much of which has to do with messaging that is received from family, culture, social media, and even political sources.

It also doesn't help that there is a strong stigma attached to seeking help through counseling. 

In this episode, John and I discuss:
- what challenges are faced by Latino and African-American communities, 
- how history plays a critical role as to what messages are communicated to minorities about authorities, 
- how these issues need to be addressed at the family, cultural, and church community levels,  and 
- how counselors can inform and equip themselves to understand minorities when they come to counseling. 

Hope you can tune in! 
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