Intersectionality and Resilience: Recognizing Black History Month – Podcast

In this episode, we speak with Dr. Aaliyah Gibbons about mental health within the Black community in honor of Black History Month.
Dr. Gibbons, a licensed clinical psychologist, emphasizes the importance of education and advocacy in underserved populations. They explore the impact of social determinants of health such as housing, jobs, and education on mental health within Black communities. Dr. Gibbons outlines obstacles Black individuals face in accessing mental health support, including the significance of racial concordance between providers and patients.
The conversation also highlights the importance of intersectionality, celebrating diverse Black experiences, and focusing on resilience within the Black community.
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Aaliyah Gibbons
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