Mental Health Update

Resources for Coping With and Addressing Racial Trauma & Oppression

Racial trauma and oppression are topics with a long and sordid history within the United States.

The following resources will help practitioners better understand, discuss, and process racism in their work with individuals and families.

• Legacies of Pain and Resilience: Clinical Implications for Understanding Historical Trauma and Race (Webinar)
• Addressing Historical Trauma (Black Boys and Men Podcast)
• Race, Racism, & Clinical Practice (Digital Resource Guide)
• How Racism Impacts those We Serve and How We Serve: Are We Meeting Participants Where They Are? (Webinar)
• Race-based Traumatic Stress and Psychological Injury (Webinar)
• Race and Trauma:The Role of Racial Trauma in Psychotherapy (Webinar)
• Race, Poverty & Trauma: Microaggressions and the Therapeutic Alliance (Webinar)
• Police Brutality & Trauma (Black Boys and Men Podcast)
• Raising Our Black Sons: A Mother’s Perspective (Black Boys and Men Podcast)
• Resilience and Steps Forward (Black Boys and Men Podcast)
• The Social Determinants of Health: Connecting the Dots (Digital Resource Guide)
• Identity, Bias, and Cultural Humility: Connecting to Ourselves and Others (Webinar)

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