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Traditional healers as therapists? Inside South Africa’s mental health crisis | MINDSET | EP 5
Across Africa, healers have been part of the social fabric for centuries.
During ceremonies, they use traditional medicine, rituals and supernatural guidance from ancestral spirits to improve people’s mental health.
Once maligned as "witch doctors", these healers are now seen by South African psychologists as vital across a country where there is a severe shortage of trained therapists.
They say healers can help with mild depressive disorders such as anxiety and grief.
Due to accessibility and affordability, healers are increasingly popular, especially among the young.
Mindset meets three healers and examines how they can help address Africa’s mental health crisis.
Credits:
Presenter and Series Producer: Drew Ambrose
Producers: Kathy Hearn, Tiyani Madonsela, Liz Gooch
Cinematogr...
published: 25 Jan 2024
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Why Africa needs culturally sensitive talk therapy? | Etheldreda Nakimuli-Mpungu | TEDxEuston
Ethel surprises the TEDxEuston audience with a question that startles their innate assumptions about mental health professionals. Ethel profoundly, but gently, takes the TEDxEuston audience on her journey of being on both sides of mental health care and support. She shows how these experiences motivated her to cultivate a culturally sensitive group talk therapy approach to help provide mental health care for HIV patients on the Continent and the wider community.
Dr. Nakimuli-Mpungu is a clinician and mental health researcher and has worked on several mental health research projects in Uganda and sub-Saharan Africa. She has won many awards including a 2016 Elsevier Foundation Awards for Early Career Women Scientists in the Developing World. She has won grants to support her efforts in trai...
published: 13 Dec 2017
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Culturally Sensitive Group Talk Therapy in Africa | Etheldreda Nakimuli-Mpungu | TEDxEustonSalon
How do you provide mental health support for communities that shame such needs? Ethel provides an answer - culturally sensitive group talk. By adopting this idea to the African experience, she finds a way to provide help and healing to a community in need. Etheldreda Nakimuli-Mpungu MD, PhD is a Senior Lecturer, Psychiatric epidemiologist and MQ Fellow in the Department of Psychiatry at the Makerere University College of Health Sciences, School of Medicine.
Her research funded by Grand Challenges Canada and MQ Transforming Mental Health has focused on developing and strengthening the evidence for culturally appropriate Group Talk Therapy as a first line treatment for depression in people with HIV in rural areas.
Presently, she is training community health workers to deliver group therap...
published: 03 Sep 2019
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Therapy/Healing from an African perspective with Mr Anele Siswana
In this short video [uploaded by the Transdisciplinary African Psychologies Programme (TAP) of the Unisa Institute for Social and Health Sciences], divine healer and clinical psychologist Mr Anele Siswana speaks about healing from an Africa-informed perspective. This video was shot at the 2019 Congress of the Psychological Society of South Africa (PsySSA).
published: 06 Apr 2021
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Maggot therapy experiences renaissance in African hospitals (2015) | ABC News
Hospitals in Kenya are revising the old, cheap and effective practice of using maggots to treat wounds. The larvae have antibacterial saliva that dissolves dead tissue but leaves live tissue unaffected, keeping wounds clean and encouraging healing. Read more here: http://ab.co/19pfLJR
published: 17 Feb 2015
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Study: Occupational Therapy
The Occupational Therapy department, within the Faculty of Health Sciences at Wits, offers a variety of innovative educational programmes.
Our programmes aim to enhance, develop and promote occupational therapy and rehabilitation, and influence policy development through our participation and contribution to education, the profession, research and community engagement opportunities both in South Africa and the global village.
Find out how to apply for the Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy here: https://www.wits.ac.za/course-finder/undergraduate/health/occupational-therapy/
published: 13 Jul 2016
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Interview with South African Psychologist: Life as a Clinician, Therapy, Apartheid, + More
This video is an interview done by Philip Sarpong, a Doctorate student from Wheaton College Illinois, with myself a South African clinical psychologist. In the video we discuss such as why I became interested in psychology, what my path looked like to become a psychologist, what my day-to-day schedule look like as a psychologist, and whether I've thought about pursuing my education in another country. We also discuss cultural components that I apply regarding treatment for clients, mental health stigma that I see in South Africa and life as a Black Clinician, fighting racism and prejudice. The video ends with personal reflections such as what I do to invest in my physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being and other goals I have for this year.
published: 19 Jul 2022
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Photodynamic therapy: Flying the flag for cancer research in South Africa
She's one of the most respected scientists living and working in Africa today. Dr Tebello Nyokong has been awarded South Africa's highest honour, and has received accolades from the African Union and UNESCO for her research into photodynamic therapy and how it can be used to kill cancerous cells without harming any healthy ones. She spoke to us from Johannesburg for Perspective.
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published: 05 Dec 2019
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Cupping (Hijama) Therapy After WORM Comes Out From Insect Bite!
In this video, we will be sharing cupping therapy being applied to a large swelling on the elbow caused by an insect bite on professional Muay Thai Fighter Ahmed Badat just days before he is due to fight. Hijama or wet cupping draws out all the stagnated blood and swelling from the area to clear the waste allowing the body to heal better. Ahmed felt immediate relief from what was an extremely painful area. Just days after he was so much better and was able to win his fight.
If you're new here, welcome to our Channel.
We are The Institute of Clinically Applied Holistic Therapy or ICAHT for Short.
We Apply Ancient healing wisdom and practices in Light of modern clinical understandings.
Much of our work is focused on manual therapy techniques and cupping or hijama but our approach is ho...
published: 16 Oct 2018
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Black People and Mental Health | Why Black People Avoid Therapy
Welcome Back! Today is all about Mental Health in the Black Community. There is a negative stigma of counseling is all communities but today we will focus on the black community! Black People/ African Americans experience 20% more psychological distress due to exposure of violence and homelessness. However, only a quarter of black people actual go to seek help. This view give a brief over view of statistics as well as my opinions! This channel and video are about destroying the status quo of therapy!
If you are seeking a counselor of color, please check out my website for more resources at: www.undefinedtruth.com
►Join the Undefined Truth Community:
https://www.youtube.com/user/gurlrightthurr
▼ ▽ Catch up Videos ▼ ▽
►Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
https://youtu.be/68As_RY2L8c
►CBT Wo...
published: 21 Jul 2017
17:31
Traditional healers as therapists? Inside South Africa’s mental health crisis | MINDSET | EP 5
Across Africa, healers have been part of the social fabric for centuries.
During ceremonies, they use traditional medicine, rituals and supernatural guidance f...
Across Africa, healers have been part of the social fabric for centuries.
During ceremonies, they use traditional medicine, rituals and supernatural guidance from ancestral spirits to improve people’s mental health.
Once maligned as "witch doctors", these healers are now seen by South African psychologists as vital across a country where there is a severe shortage of trained therapists.
They say healers can help with mild depressive disorders such as anxiety and grief.
Due to accessibility and affordability, healers are increasingly popular, especially among the young.
Mindset meets three healers and examines how they can help address Africa’s mental health crisis.
Credits:
Presenter and Series Producer: Drew Ambrose
Producers: Kathy Hearn, Tiyani Madonsela, Liz Gooch
Cinematographer and Drone Operator: Lee Ali
Production Manager: Susanna Low
Digital Producer: Hasham Cheema
Opening Titles: The Bureau
Theme Music: Vicki Hansen
Picture Editor: Andy Mees
Supervising Producer: Nick Olle
Executive Producer: Sharon Roobol
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https://wn.com/Traditional_Healers_As_Therapists_Inside_South_Africa’S_Mental_Health_Crisis_|_Mindset_|_Ep_5
Across Africa, healers have been part of the social fabric for centuries.
During ceremonies, they use traditional medicine, rituals and supernatural guidance from ancestral spirits to improve people’s mental health.
Once maligned as "witch doctors", these healers are now seen by South African psychologists as vital across a country where there is a severe shortage of trained therapists.
They say healers can help with mild depressive disorders such as anxiety and grief.
Due to accessibility and affordability, healers are increasingly popular, especially among the young.
Mindset meets three healers and examines how they can help address Africa’s mental health crisis.
Credits:
Presenter and Series Producer: Drew Ambrose
Producers: Kathy Hearn, Tiyani Madonsela, Liz Gooch
Cinematographer and Drone Operator: Lee Ali
Production Manager: Susanna Low
Digital Producer: Hasham Cheema
Opening Titles: The Bureau
Theme Music: Vicki Hansen
Picture Editor: Andy Mees
Supervising Producer: Nick Olle
Executive Producer: Sharon Roobol
Subscribe to our channel http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe
Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/AJEnglish
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- published: 25 Jan 2024
- views: 1476092
20:27
Why Africa needs culturally sensitive talk therapy? | Etheldreda Nakimuli-Mpungu | TEDxEuston
Ethel surprises the TEDxEuston audience with a question that startles their innate assumptions about mental health professionals. Ethel profoundly, but gently, ...
Ethel surprises the TEDxEuston audience with a question that startles their innate assumptions about mental health professionals. Ethel profoundly, but gently, takes the TEDxEuston audience on her journey of being on both sides of mental health care and support. She shows how these experiences motivated her to cultivate a culturally sensitive group talk therapy approach to help provide mental health care for HIV patients on the Continent and the wider community.
Dr. Nakimuli-Mpungu is a clinician and mental health researcher and has worked on several mental health research projects in Uganda and sub-Saharan Africa. She has won many awards including a 2016 Elsevier Foundation Awards for Early Career Women Scientists in the Developing World. She has won grants to support her efforts in training lay health workers that deliver HIV treatments in rural northern Uganda to also recognise and deliver group-psychotherapy for depression. For this work, she was also honoured by Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni with the Presidential National Independence Medal of Honour in 2016.
Intro music 'Castle Poles', created by DJ Rachael. Find out more about African ideas worth spreading at www.tedxeuston.com and sign up to our mailing list http://eepurl.com/d8zKn (http://eepurl.com/d8zKn)
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
https://wn.com/Why_Africa_Needs_Culturally_Sensitive_Talk_Therapy_|_Etheldreda_Nakimuli_Mpungu_|_Tedxeuston
Ethel surprises the TEDxEuston audience with a question that startles their innate assumptions about mental health professionals. Ethel profoundly, but gently, takes the TEDxEuston audience on her journey of being on both sides of mental health care and support. She shows how these experiences motivated her to cultivate a culturally sensitive group talk therapy approach to help provide mental health care for HIV patients on the Continent and the wider community.
Dr. Nakimuli-Mpungu is a clinician and mental health researcher and has worked on several mental health research projects in Uganda and sub-Saharan Africa. She has won many awards including a 2016 Elsevier Foundation Awards for Early Career Women Scientists in the Developing World. She has won grants to support her efforts in training lay health workers that deliver HIV treatments in rural northern Uganda to also recognise and deliver group-psychotherapy for depression. For this work, she was also honoured by Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni with the Presidential National Independence Medal of Honour in 2016.
Intro music 'Castle Poles', created by DJ Rachael. Find out more about African ideas worth spreading at www.tedxeuston.com and sign up to our mailing list http://eepurl.com/d8zKn (http://eepurl.com/d8zKn)
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
- published: 13 Dec 2017
- views: 60353
10:43
Culturally Sensitive Group Talk Therapy in Africa | Etheldreda Nakimuli-Mpungu | TEDxEustonSalon
How do you provide mental health support for communities that shame such needs? Ethel provides an answer - culturally sensitive group talk. By adopting this ide...
How do you provide mental health support for communities that shame such needs? Ethel provides an answer - culturally sensitive group talk. By adopting this idea to the African experience, she finds a way to provide help and healing to a community in need. Etheldreda Nakimuli-Mpungu MD, PhD is a Senior Lecturer, Psychiatric epidemiologist and MQ Fellow in the Department of Psychiatry at the Makerere University College of Health Sciences, School of Medicine.
Her research funded by Grand Challenges Canada and MQ Transforming Mental Health has focused on developing and strengthening the evidence for culturally appropriate Group Talk Therapy as a first line treatment for depression in people with HIV in rural areas.
Presently, she is training community health workers to deliver group therapy in villages. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
https://wn.com/Culturally_Sensitive_Group_Talk_Therapy_In_Africa_|_Etheldreda_Nakimuli_Mpungu_|_Tedxeustonsalon
How do you provide mental health support for communities that shame such needs? Ethel provides an answer - culturally sensitive group talk. By adopting this idea to the African experience, she finds a way to provide help and healing to a community in need. Etheldreda Nakimuli-Mpungu MD, PhD is a Senior Lecturer, Psychiatric epidemiologist and MQ Fellow in the Department of Psychiatry at the Makerere University College of Health Sciences, School of Medicine.
Her research funded by Grand Challenges Canada and MQ Transforming Mental Health has focused on developing and strengthening the evidence for culturally appropriate Group Talk Therapy as a first line treatment for depression in people with HIV in rural areas.
Presently, she is training community health workers to deliver group therapy in villages. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
- published: 03 Sep 2019
- views: 1107
11:02
Therapy/Healing from an African perspective with Mr Anele Siswana
In this short video [uploaded by the Transdisciplinary African Psychologies Programme (TAP) of the Unisa Institute for Social and Health Sciences], divine heale...
In this short video [uploaded by the Transdisciplinary African Psychologies Programme (TAP) of the Unisa Institute for Social and Health Sciences], divine healer and clinical psychologist Mr Anele Siswana speaks about healing from an Africa-informed perspective. This video was shot at the 2019 Congress of the Psychological Society of South Africa (PsySSA).
https://wn.com/Therapy_Healing_From_An_African_Perspective_With_Mr_Anele_Siswana
In this short video [uploaded by the Transdisciplinary African Psychologies Programme (TAP) of the Unisa Institute for Social and Health Sciences], divine healer and clinical psychologist Mr Anele Siswana speaks about healing from an Africa-informed perspective. This video was shot at the 2019 Congress of the Psychological Society of South Africa (PsySSA).
- published: 06 Apr 2021
- views: 4414
1:49
Maggot therapy experiences renaissance in African hospitals (2015) | ABC News
Hospitals in Kenya are revising the old, cheap and effective practice of using maggots to treat wounds. The larvae have antibacterial saliva that dissolves dead...
Hospitals in Kenya are revising the old, cheap and effective practice of using maggots to treat wounds. The larvae have antibacterial saliva that dissolves dead tissue but leaves live tissue unaffected, keeping wounds clean and encouraging healing. Read more here: http://ab.co/19pfLJR
https://wn.com/Maggot_Therapy_Experiences_Renaissance_In_African_Hospitals_(2015)_|_Abc_News
Hospitals in Kenya are revising the old, cheap and effective practice of using maggots to treat wounds. The larvae have antibacterial saliva that dissolves dead tissue but leaves live tissue unaffected, keeping wounds clean and encouraging healing. Read more here: http://ab.co/19pfLJR
- published: 17 Feb 2015
- views: 455377
2:31
Study: Occupational Therapy
The Occupational Therapy department, within the Faculty of Health Sciences at Wits, offers a variety of innovative educational programmes.
Our programmes aim t...
The Occupational Therapy department, within the Faculty of Health Sciences at Wits, offers a variety of innovative educational programmes.
Our programmes aim to enhance, develop and promote occupational therapy and rehabilitation, and influence policy development through our participation and contribution to education, the profession, research and community engagement opportunities both in South Africa and the global village.
Find out how to apply for the Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy here: https://www.wits.ac.za/course-finder/undergraduate/health/occupational-therapy/
https://wn.com/Study_Occupational_Therapy
The Occupational Therapy department, within the Faculty of Health Sciences at Wits, offers a variety of innovative educational programmes.
Our programmes aim to enhance, develop and promote occupational therapy and rehabilitation, and influence policy development through our participation and contribution to education, the profession, research and community engagement opportunities both in South Africa and the global village.
Find out how to apply for the Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy here: https://www.wits.ac.za/course-finder/undergraduate/health/occupational-therapy/
- published: 13 Jul 2016
- views: 46362
43:45
Interview with South African Psychologist: Life as a Clinician, Therapy, Apartheid, + More
This video is an interview done by Philip Sarpong, a Doctorate student from Wheaton College Illinois, with myself a South African clinical psychologist. In the ...
This video is an interview done by Philip Sarpong, a Doctorate student from Wheaton College Illinois, with myself a South African clinical psychologist. In the video we discuss such as why I became interested in psychology, what my path looked like to become a psychologist, what my day-to-day schedule look like as a psychologist, and whether I've thought about pursuing my education in another country. We also discuss cultural components that I apply regarding treatment for clients, mental health stigma that I see in South Africa and life as a Black Clinician, fighting racism and prejudice. The video ends with personal reflections such as what I do to invest in my physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being and other goals I have for this year.
https://wn.com/Interview_With_South_African_Psychologist_Life_As_A_Clinician,_Therapy,_Apartheid,_More
This video is an interview done by Philip Sarpong, a Doctorate student from Wheaton College Illinois, with myself a South African clinical psychologist. In the video we discuss such as why I became interested in psychology, what my path looked like to become a psychologist, what my day-to-day schedule look like as a psychologist, and whether I've thought about pursuing my education in another country. We also discuss cultural components that I apply regarding treatment for clients, mental health stigma that I see in South Africa and life as a Black Clinician, fighting racism and prejudice. The video ends with personal reflections such as what I do to invest in my physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being and other goals I have for this year.
- published: 19 Jul 2022
- views: 3000
6:10
Photodynamic therapy: Flying the flag for cancer research in South Africa
She's one of the most respected scientists living and working in Africa today. Dr Tebello Nyokong has been awarded South Africa's highest honour, and has receiv...
She's one of the most respected scientists living and working in Africa today. Dr Tebello Nyokong has been awarded South Africa's highest honour, and has received accolades from the African Union and UNESCO for her research into photodynamic therapy and how it can be used to kill cancerous cells without harming any healthy ones. She spoke to us from Johannesburg for Perspective.
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https://wn.com/Photodynamic_Therapy_Flying_The_Flag_For_Cancer_Research_In_South_Africa
She's one of the most respected scientists living and working in Africa today. Dr Tebello Nyokong has been awarded South Africa's highest honour, and has received accolades from the African Union and UNESCO for her research into photodynamic therapy and how it can be used to kill cancerous cells without harming any healthy ones. She spoke to us from Johannesburg for Perspective.
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- published: 05 Dec 2019
- views: 661
9:55
Cupping (Hijama) Therapy After WORM Comes Out From Insect Bite!
In this video, we will be sharing cupping therapy being applied to a large swelling on the elbow caused by an insect bite on professional Muay Thai Fighter Ahm...
In this video, we will be sharing cupping therapy being applied to a large swelling on the elbow caused by an insect bite on professional Muay Thai Fighter Ahmed Badat just days before he is due to fight. Hijama or wet cupping draws out all the stagnated blood and swelling from the area to clear the waste allowing the body to heal better. Ahmed felt immediate relief from what was an extremely painful area. Just days after he was so much better and was able to win his fight.
If you're new here, welcome to our Channel.
We are The Institute of Clinically Applied Holistic Therapy or ICAHT for Short.
We Apply Ancient healing wisdom and practices in Light of modern clinical understandings.
Much of our work is focused on manual therapy techniques and cupping or hijama but our approach is holistic, meaning we focus on all factors that influence health.
Our mission is to help the world know and understand that there is so much more to health care than what is commonly understood.
We want to empower people to achieve better levels of health through:
Education (We have a range of training courses and programs)
https://www.icaht.co.uk/hijama-cupping-therapy-certification/
https://www.icaht.co.uk/online-courses/
Clinical Services (we have a number of national and International Clinics to see you face to face)
https://www.icaht.co.uk/icaht-what-we-do/
Supplies (we have an online store that can equip you with all the tools you need to help yourself and others)
https://www.icaht.co.uk/shop/
If you enjoyed this video, we invite you to check out our other social media channels where we share even more hijama cupping, chiropractic, and health-related content.
You can find us on:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/icaht_clinic/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/icahtcentre
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/icaht-centre-of-integrative-medicine/
We also have a website where you can sign up for our newsletter to stay up-to-date on all our latest content. You'll also receive exclusive content that we only share with our newsletter subscribers. Head to https://icaht.co.uk/ to sign up.
If you're interested in learning more about becoming an Elite Performance Practitioner and want to dive deeper into the techniques shown in our videos, we offer a course that covers everything you need to know.
You can learn more about the course and enroll on our website https://www.icaht.co.uk/courses-elite-performance/.
Thanks for watching, and don't forget to like and subscribe to stay updated on all of my latest videos!
https://wn.com/Cupping_(Hijama)_Therapy_After_Worm_Comes_Out_From_Insect_Bite
In this video, we will be sharing cupping therapy being applied to a large swelling on the elbow caused by an insect bite on professional Muay Thai Fighter Ahmed Badat just days before he is due to fight. Hijama or wet cupping draws out all the stagnated blood and swelling from the area to clear the waste allowing the body to heal better. Ahmed felt immediate relief from what was an extremely painful area. Just days after he was so much better and was able to win his fight.
If you're new here, welcome to our Channel.
We are The Institute of Clinically Applied Holistic Therapy or ICAHT for Short.
We Apply Ancient healing wisdom and practices in Light of modern clinical understandings.
Much of our work is focused on manual therapy techniques and cupping or hijama but our approach is holistic, meaning we focus on all factors that influence health.
Our mission is to help the world know and understand that there is so much more to health care than what is commonly understood.
We want to empower people to achieve better levels of health through:
Education (We have a range of training courses and programs)
https://www.icaht.co.uk/hijama-cupping-therapy-certification/
https://www.icaht.co.uk/online-courses/
Clinical Services (we have a number of national and International Clinics to see you face to face)
https://www.icaht.co.uk/icaht-what-we-do/
Supplies (we have an online store that can equip you with all the tools you need to help yourself and others)
https://www.icaht.co.uk/shop/
If you enjoyed this video, we invite you to check out our other social media channels where we share even more hijama cupping, chiropractic, and health-related content.
You can find us on:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/icaht_clinic/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/icahtcentre
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/icaht-centre-of-integrative-medicine/
We also have a website where you can sign up for our newsletter to stay up-to-date on all our latest content. You'll also receive exclusive content that we only share with our newsletter subscribers. Head to https://icaht.co.uk/ to sign up.
If you're interested in learning more about becoming an Elite Performance Practitioner and want to dive deeper into the techniques shown in our videos, we offer a course that covers everything you need to know.
You can learn more about the course and enroll on our website https://www.icaht.co.uk/courses-elite-performance/.
Thanks for watching, and don't forget to like and subscribe to stay updated on all of my latest videos!
- published: 16 Oct 2018
- views: 3662296
5:25
Black People and Mental Health | Why Black People Avoid Therapy
Welcome Back! Today is all about Mental Health in the Black Community. There is a negative stigma of counseling is all communities but today we will focus on th...
Welcome Back! Today is all about Mental Health in the Black Community. There is a negative stigma of counseling is all communities but today we will focus on the black community! Black People/ African Americans experience 20% more psychological distress due to exposure of violence and homelessness. However, only a quarter of black people actual go to seek help. This view give a brief over view of statistics as well as my opinions! This channel and video are about destroying the status quo of therapy!
If you are seeking a counselor of color, please check out my website for more resources at: www.undefinedtruth.com
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https://youtu.be/O1v3B4APIm0
►Mindful Journaling
https://youtu.be/97f7iJNBkzE
►Dialect Behavior Therapy (DBT) Video:
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https://wn.com/Black_People_And_Mental_Health_|_Why_Black_People_Avoid_Therapy
Welcome Back! Today is all about Mental Health in the Black Community. There is a negative stigma of counseling is all communities but today we will focus on the black community! Black People/ African Americans experience 20% more psychological distress due to exposure of violence and homelessness. However, only a quarter of black people actual go to seek help. This view give a brief over view of statistics as well as my opinions! This channel and video are about destroying the status quo of therapy!
If you are seeking a counselor of color, please check out my website for more resources at: www.undefinedtruth.com
►Join the Undefined Truth Community:
https://www.youtube.com/user/gurlrightthurr
▼ ▽ Catch up Videos ▼ ▽
►Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
https://youtu.be/68As_RY2L8c
►CBT Worksheet: Thought Record
https://youtu.be/O1v3B4APIm0
►Mindful Journaling
https://youtu.be/97f7iJNBkzE
►Dialect Behavior Therapy (DBT) Video:
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