Case Consult w/ Dr. Leila Ellis-Nelson

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Black People Go To Therapy, Too

Black People Therapy

15 episodes

6 days ago

Black People Go To Therapy, Too is a podcast about and for people of color. It’s about our experiences in our mental health journeys and about the positive and negative things we’ve experienced in the pursuit of becoming healthier members of our community. This podcast seeks to not only shine a light on the stigmas surrounding people of color and our mental well-being but seeks to engage our community in conversations about our experiences in therapy--good and bad. This podcast is here to ultimately remind us, Black People Go To Therapy, Too--and if we do, so can you

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Case Consult w/ Dr. Leila Ellis-Nelson

Black People Go To Therapy, Too

55 minutes 55 seconds

4 years ago

Case Consult w/ Dr. Leila Ellis-Nelson

Hey yall! It's been a minute! I don't know about you, but this summer has been full of change and adjustments that have affected our ability to get episodes out to you in a timely and consistent manner. But you know what? That's okay! We've been practicing some self-care and boundary setting that has taken precedence over releasing on our desired schedule. That said, we gone try to be better. AND the icing on the cake is that we'll occasionally be releasing episodes called "Case Consults" to explore what it's like for PoC professionals in this field doing THE work. This first case consult is with my dear friend and sister in the ministry (lol), Dr. Leila Ellis-Nelson. Listen to us talk about the amazing work that she's doing in this field to bring equity and inclusion into all of the diversity efforts sought out by the organizations she works with. Leila unpacks the limitations of the DSM in a way that is both enlightening and frustrating, but so necessary to further understanding the mental health field. I'm excited for yall to learn something because EVERY single time this woman opens her mouth, you can't help but be impacted by her knowledge and ability to communicate it in ways that we can ALL benefit from and understand. Make sure those earbuds are charged tf up, because you can't afford to miss this sermon <3

Leila's Plugs (mentioned in episode):

IGs:

https://instagram.com/leilaellisnelsonpsyd (personal)

https://instagram.com/changing.perspectives

https://instagram.com/justathought_el

https://instagram.com/igotupegged

Twitters:

https://twitter.com/drellisnelson (personal)

https://twitter.com/ChiPerspective

https://twitter.com/igotupegged

Podcasts:

https://anchor.fm/just-a-thought-el

https://anchor.fm/peggy-hill1

Website:

http://www.changing-perspectives.org

https://www.meetup.com/Coffee-Hour-Chicago/

Are you a person of color? Are you also interested in learning more about sharing your own mental health journey on our podcast? Access our brief survey (https://forms.gle/gPERYgr4WRzbFMfx8) or send us an email at blackpeopletherapy@gmail.com. We’d love to hear your story and we’d love to hear from you.

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*Disclaimer: This podcast represents the opinions of Black People Go To Therapy, Too and their guests on the show. The content here should not be taken as medical advice. The content here is for informational purposes only, and because each person is so unique, please consult your healthcare professional for any medical questions. Views and opinions expressed in the podcast are our own and do not represent that of our places of work. While we make every effort to ensure that the information we are sharing is accurate, we welcome any comments, suggestions, or corrections of errors.