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Black Folks do Therapy
by Dr. Anthony Smith
Welcome to Black Folks do Therapy where we endeavor to challenge you to think critically about your mental health and overall wellness. Our goal is to inspire you to align your values and actions and live your life fully 86400 seconds every single day. We do this in part by asking questions and raising issues that you may not have previously considered. Ultimately, we encourage you to do those things that help you to live your best life consistently, always working towards balance.
Episodes
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Episode 27: Season 3 Launch - No More Trauma No More Drama A Psychologist's Path to Healing
In this session, I am interviewed by Vanessa O'neal and Barry Saunders about my upcoming book. We discuss the trauma that has impacted the African American community, my own history of trauma and what it means to heal from trauma. We discuss the practical usefulness of the book as an example of…
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Episode 26: Part II Interview with Dr. Adisa Ajamu - Psychology and Armah - Analyzing the book The Healers
In this second episode with Dr. Ajamu we continue our discussion with an analysis of the novel The Healers by Ayi Kweh Armah. We process the manner in which Armah weaves psychology into his work, challenging us to critically look at what it means to assist the healing process in an inspirational...
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Episode 25: Interview with Dr. Adisa Ajamu - On Being a Developmental Psychologist and the impact on the African American community
I met with Dr. Ajamu to discuss his path to becoming a psychologist and his interactions with the psychologists who influenced his path. We processed the importance of developmental psychologists creating a new paradigm for understanding the African American community and creating new paradigms…
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Episode 24: Interview with Ms. Dearta Smith M.A., Speech Pathologist
In this episode we talk with Ms. Dearta Smith about her work as a Speech Language Pathologist, and how this relates to mental health. During the podcast she describes her role within the public school system, provides some of the reasons why speech and language services are provided to children,...
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Episode 23: Interview with Dr. Kevin Cokely, University of Texas
In this interview, we discussed the impact of policy and the effectiveness of policy making on the mental health of underserved communities. We discussed the legal and political hurdles that must be navigated to allow for access to programs that will bring about equity and healing. We discussed…
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Episode 22: Interview with Dr. Kevin Washington, Grambling State University
Talked with Dr. Washington about his career path into psychology and how it has manifested. We discussed issues related to Black Psychology and managing our spirit during this time in our country. Discussed issues related to Black men and mental health. We also touched on some of the historical...
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Episode 21: Interview with Dr. Kristee Haggins, Sacramento CA Emotional Emancipation Circles
We talked with Dr. Kristee Haggins about her work with Emotional Emancipation Circles, Ubuntu Circles and Black Safe Spaces. We processed the need for the healing these circles provide and looked at the format that they take. Discussed the origins of these healing modalities as a result of...
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Episode 20: Interview with Dr. Monique Swift, Mental Health and Justice in the time of George Floyd
Talked with Dr. Swift about the nature of change in the time of protest regarding injustice. Discussed racial disparities and interventions for healthy living. Also discussed specific strategies for remaining healthy.
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Episode 19: Interview with Dr. Pearl Barner Minneapolis MN - Managing emotions related to the Murder of George Floyd
We discussed the recent murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis and the catastrophic mental health impact this is having on the African American community. Dr. Barner relates personal history related to his proximity to the murder of Emmit Till in Mississippi and the current murder in Minneapolis.…
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Episode 16: Interview With Dr. Jamila Codrington, Brooklyn New York
Topics covered include what it means to be an African centered therapist, managing stress in the age of Covid-19, ways to manage negative emotions and being your best self.
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Episode 13: Ms. Debra Machando Harare Zimbabwe - Psychological practices in Harare
Mental health is being recognized as a necessary component of overal health in Zimbabwe but is slow to gain full acceptance. Ms. Machando is doing work to help her community to recognize the benefits and how they can access these services. We discuss the trauma women face and how she helps them…
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Episode 11: Dr. Pamela Jenkins PLM Metta Healing Center Atlanta, GA
Dr. Jenkins is a licensed psychologist practicing in Atlanta Georgia. She founded her practice in Atlanta in 2012 and had been in practice previously in San Francisco, CA and brings a wealth of experience to her work with clients. You can reach her at her website…
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Episode 9: Parenting and Expectations
We discuss issues related to parenting and setting expectations that will allow your child to acheive at the highest levels. Strategies that can be utilized to inspire your child will be discussed.
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Episode 7: Interview with Dr. Christopher Bishop and Dr. Mohamed Mansaray
In today's episode, we talk with Dr. Bishop and Dr. Mansaray about their experiences as African American male psychologists and the importance of their roles in the community. We discussed techniques they utilize in working with their clients as well as methods for empowerment. Dialogue about...
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Episode 6: Benefits of a Culturally Competent Therapist
Black Folks Do Therapy is a podcast dedicated to helping reduce the stigma about mental health amongst the African American community. Dr. Anthony Smith is a licensed psychologist in Durham North Carolina and the owner of Alase Center For Enrichment and has been in business for 20 years. This...
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Episode 5: Interview with Mkhulu Makhamba Johannesburg, South Africa
Mental health in South Africa is a significant area that deserves a lot of attention. There is a significant amount of trauma that has been imposed on the society, particularly given the historical antecedants of apartheid. This generational trauma continues to manifest and there is a need to do...
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Episode 4: Interview With Dr. Satira Streeter
We talked with Dr. Streeter about her private practice and the population she works with in Washington D.C. We also discussed her approach to working with clients and helping them to manage trauma. We discussed her approach to dealing with domestic violence and strategies for recovery. We also...
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Episode 3: Interview With Dr. Tasha Russell, Tamarac Florida
In this episode Dr. Russell discussed her path to being a therapist and the things that inspired her along this path. We discussed her approach to working with couples and assisting with communication skills. We also discussed her perspective on helping people to heal. Finally we discussed…
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Episode 2: How Do I Work With People?
Welcome back to another episode of Black Folks Do Therapy. In today's episode I want to take you through a bit of my though process in terms of providing therapy for clients. Please remember to visit my website at www.alase.net for more information. You can reach me on twitter at…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Welcome to Black Folks do Therapy where we endeavor to challenge you to think critically about your mental health and overall wellness. Our goal is to inspire you to align your values and actions and live your life fully 86400 seconds every single day. We do this in part by asking questions and raising issues that you may not have previously considered. Ultimately, we encourage you to do those things that help you to live your best life consistently, always working towards balance.
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Dr. Anthony Smith
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Welcome to Black Folks do Therapy where we endeavor to challenge you to think critically about your mental health and overall wellness. Our goal is to inspire you to align your values and actions and live your life fully 86400 seconds every single day. We do this in part by asking questions and...
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