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Show Notes
What can therapists do to provide culturally humble services to clients? Being curious is a good start, and not asking for evidence of racial bias should be an easy next step. In this episode, Grace shares her experience as a woman of color having to justify the impact of racism to her white therapist, and Farah Zerehi joins us to discuss the social justice critiques of "expert" approaches to therapy.
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Introduction: 0:00 – 3:48
Part One: 3:48 – 43:04
Part Two: 43:04 – 1:28:26
Part Three: 1:28:26 – 1:32:35
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