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Ending stigma in BIPOC communities

Kirsten D. Anderson, author
Bullying
Me, Too—Now What?

Mackenzie Littledale on August 8, 2023

Behind the #MeToo hashtag are people who have been targeted. If you've experienced workplace toxicity and want to know what to do next, Kirsten Anderson lights a path.

Behind the #MeToo hashtag are people who have been targeted. If you've experienced workplace toxicity and want to know what to do next, Kirsten Anderson lights a path.

Dr. Kahina Beasley, PhD
Intelligence
Parental Advocacy for Gifted Children

Mackenzie Littledale on May 5, 2023

If a child is bored in school or misbehaving, they might be academically gifted. Dr. Kahina shares insider tips for advocating for a gifted child so they aren't left floundering.

If a child is bored in school or misbehaving, they might be academically gifted. Dr. Kahina shares insider tips for advocating for a gifted child so they aren't left floundering.

Marylee Martin
Child Development
Covert Childhood Abuse

Mackenzie Littledale on January 27, 2023

People may assume that you have it together when, inwardly, you're depressed. Marylee Martin's memoir describes how a therapeutic relationship shone a light on a way out.

People may assume that you have it together when, inwardly, you're depressed. Marylee Martin's memoir describes how a therapeutic relationship shone a light on a way out.

Eboni Harris LMFT and Eliza Boquin LMFT
Health
Bridging the Gap Between Therapists and the BIPOC Community

Mackenzie Littledale on October 29, 2022

A clinical diagnosis based on outdated norms can do more harm than good. The Melanin and Mental Health podcast aims to change the face of therapy to be more inclusive.

A clinical diagnosis based on outdated norms can do more harm than good. The Melanin and Mental Health podcast aims to change the face of therapy to be more inclusive.

Eboni Harris and Eliza Boquin
Health
Melanin and Mental Health

Mackenzie Littledale on October 28, 2022

A new podcast aims to acknowledge racism in therapy and change the face of therapy so it serves BIPOC communities.

A new podcast aims to acknowledge racism in therapy and change the face of therapy so it serves BIPOC communities.

Trauma
Sparking Guided Discussions With Kids About Trauma

Mackenzie Littledale on September 23, 2022

Are you having trouble initiating a conversation with your children around the complexities of modern life? Tyrell Zimmerman's book is meant to spark guided discussions.

Are you having trouble initiating a conversation with your children around the complexities of modern life? Tyrell Zimmerman's book is meant to spark guided discussions.

Depression
Sick, Not Weak

Mackenzie Littledale on June 3, 2022

What if there was a community of people who actually understood what depression and anxiety felt like? There is. Sick Not Weak is based in Ontario, with a strong online presence.

What if there was a community of people who actually understood what depression and anxiety felt like? There is. Sick Not Weak is based in Ontario, with a strong online presence.

Leadership
How Parents Can Reclaim Their Power and Leadership

Mackenzie Littledale on March 18, 2022

If you've never thought of parenting as being an executive decision-making role, evidence-based family intervention therapy called BSFT, which was developed at the University of Miami, may help.

If you've never thought of parenting as being an executive decision-making role, evidence-based family intervention therapy called BSFT, which was developed at the University of Miami, may help.

Dr. LaDonna Butler
Health
Social Justice and Black Mental Health

Mackenzie Littledale on February 1, 2022

Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) communities in the St. Petersburg, Florida, area have a safe space for healing mind, body, and spirit.

Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) communities in the St. Petersburg, Florida, area have a safe space for healing mind, body, and spirit.