Podcast: Therapy For Black Girls on Perpetrators of Child Abuse
A Licensed Psychologist and LPC discuss tactics used by perpetrators to prey on children, “the grooming process,” how we can talk with our kids about boundaries…
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A Licensed Psychologist and LPC discuss tactics used by perpetrators to prey on children, “the grooming process,” how we can talk with our kids about boundaries…
A discussion of the historical implications that shape reporting sexual assaults, and the need for culturally specific and trauma-informed practices.
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Two professors discuss Blackness and why empathy alone is an incomplete tool for achieving racial justice.
NPR’s Code Switch explains how race and racism affect friendships.
A podcast discussing anger and the stereotype that haunts Black women.
A series of recordings of guided meditations for use with children.
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