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Brown Girls Don't Do Therapy
Diviya Lewis
7 episodes
1 week ago
A podcast designed by a brown girl who happens to be a therapist to educate, empower, and support listeners to reconnect with their authentic self. Diviya Lewis, a Registered Psychotherapist, invites (Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour) BIPOC guest therapists and clients to experience how internal family systems (IFS) therapy or "parts work" can support people to find peace, harmony, and love in their life. This podcast is born from the need to break down the continued stigma of going to therapy in many BIPOC communities, and normalize that mental health IS health.
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A podcast designed by a brown girl who happens to be a therapist to educate, empower, and support listeners to reconnect with their authentic self. Diviya Lewis, a Registered Psychotherapist, invites (Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour) BIPOC guest therapists and clients to experience how internal family systems (IFS) therapy or "parts work" can support people to find peace, harmony, and love in their life. This podcast is born from the need to break down the continued stigma of going to therapy in many BIPOC communities, and normalize that mental health IS health.
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Mental Health
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Neurodiversity in South Asian Communities
Brown Girls Don't Do Therapy
42 minutes 2 seconds
8 months ago
Neurodiversity in South Asian Communities

In this episode, I welcome Pavna Sodhi, a psychotherapist, author, speaker, and adjunct professor in Ontario. She is the author of Trauma-Informed Psychotherapy for BIPOCCommunities: Decolonizing Mental Health .


We discuss neurodiversity, what it is, some of the causes, as well as how it impacts our lives, personally and professionally. We explore how Internal Family Systems conceptualizes it, and shared reflections from our lived experience, with a special focus on the South Asian community, the challenges and needs within our community.


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Follow, subscribe & share if this resonated, and I look forward to connecting with you.


--Here are some of the resources mentioned in this episode:

Pavna Sodhi:

  • Pavna’s book
  • Pavna’s website
  • Pavna’s social media - @sunotherapy

 

 

Neurodiversity Resources: (*note: some of the standardization of the assessments can be misleading, as discussed in the podcast. Use it as a guide to understand the intensity of your symptoms better & always seek professional support for diagnoses)

  • Understanding ND Assessments
  • ASD Assessment tool
  • ADHD Assessment tool
  • Gabor Mate’s book, Scattered Minds



Registration Link to the Upcoming Workshop:

April 16th 2025 – Zoom – 6:30-8pm EST


Brown Girls Don't Do Therapy
A podcast designed by a brown girl who happens to be a therapist to educate, empower, and support listeners to reconnect with their authentic self. Diviya Lewis, a Registered Psychotherapist, invites (Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour) BIPOC guest therapists and clients to experience how internal family systems (IFS) therapy or "parts work" can support people to find peace, harmony, and love in their life. This podcast is born from the need to break down the continued stigma of going to therapy in many BIPOC communities, and normalize that mental health IS health.