In this final episode for 2021, we are joined by Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapist Leila Lawton who draws upon her research with ethnic minority populations and raises a crucial question "Is CBT only for White people?". Leila offers advice on how to adapt therapy and discusses the importance of cultural humility and sensitivity in clinical practice.

Season 2: Episode 7. Is Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) only for White people?

Afsana Faheem and Dr Kate Cooper from the University of Bath talk with a broad range of guests from diverse clinical backgrounds about their experiences of working within the clinical psychology profession. Guests share their personal stories and journeys, whilst also offering advice to aspiring clinical psychologists. Topics include experiences of racism, discrimination, working with refugee and asylum seeker communities, and much more! Follow us @WAU_Podcast for latest updates.

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Season 2: Episode 7. Is Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) only for White people?

Season 2: Episode 7. Is Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) only for White people?

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