Self-Care to Social Change with Dr. Darlene Hall

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In this episode of Fierce Compassion, we're thrilled to welcome Dr. Darlene Hall, a distinguished psychologist, consultant, educator, athlete, and author of Youth Development Theory & Practice: Integrating a Trauma Framework - A Social Justice Approach. Dr. Hall delves into her personal and professional journey, exploring the multifaceted role of self-compassion in dismantling systemic oppression. Together, we'll uncover effective strategies for transforming trauma and advocating social justice through compassionate action. Join us! Dr. Hall, a Black lesbian Psychologist with strong social justice values, has provided mental health services for almost 30 years in multiple settings. She has taught at the graduate level; created an internship program for Psychology, Counseling, and Social Work students; and worked as a grantmaker in philanthropy. Currently, she has a private psychotherapy practice and consulting business. ⁠Episode transcript⁠ Follow Dr. Hall online: Intersections Consulting LinkedIn Mentioned in this episode: Athlete Ally Black Girls Run Black Marathoners Front Runners Gay Games NCAA Inclusion Forum North American Gay Volleyball Association Oakland Running Festival Sin CIty Classic Team San Francisco Women's Sports Foundation You can find more episodes and transcripts of Fierce Compassion at ⁠http://antiracistconversations.com/fierce-compassion-podcast⁠ Stay current with Roxy and Sarah's personal work at ⁠roxannemanning.com⁠ and ⁠sarahpeyton.com⁠. Like this podcast? Leave a rating and review, and share the podcast with your friends! Podcast Manager: Talli Jackson Audio Editor: Brendan Youngquist

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