How is mental health affected by racial trauma?

In today’s episode Sidewalk Talk, guest and consultant Dr. Jennifer Mullan, talks race, oppression and systemic inequality. Traci and Dr. Mullan explore what the process of healing from ongoing trauma might look like for black, brown, queer and indigenous people and how we can all work to create space and help to mitigate privelage as therapists, allies and friends. 

Getting comfortable with discomfort, they share the importance of acknowledging privilege and highlight the multitude of ways it can show up in our interactions and attempts at connection. Find out how you can start showing up with the right tools to contribute towards meaningful change as you gain a better understanding of history, race, politics and inequities in America. 

Find extended show notes at sidewalk-talk.org

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Find | Dr. Jennifer Mullan

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