The Root of Menticide and Collective Care with Dr. Evan Auguste

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From Root to Bone with Dr. Jenn Mullan

Decolonizing Therapy

11 episodes

5 days ago

From Root To Bone is the podcast for people who are parched, poised and primed to rehydrate our souls and do some unlearning. A place where Dr. Jenn unlocks the gates and has real ass conversations with elders, teachers and her intellectual crushes, folks doing the real ass work towards reclaiming the juiciest parts of our ancestry, history, collective health and liberation. Dr. Jenn, The Rage Doctor, and Founder of Decolonizing Therapy continues to shift the mental health paradigm on its head with her realness, vulnerability and 25 + years of experience as a clinical psychologist, community

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The Root of Menticide and Collective Care with Dr. Evan Auguste

From Root to Bone with Dr. Jenn Mullan

1 hour 25 minutes 28 seconds

5 months ago

The Root of Menticide and Collective Care with Dr. Evan Auguste

Menticide, or the systematic and intentional undermining of a person's conscious mind, effectively "killing" or destroying their independent thought and beliefs, is one of the most effective ways to supress revolutionary change in a society. So how do we protect our communities from it? And what examples do we have to look to? In this episode, Dr. Jenn talks with Dr. Evan Auguste about the effects of menticide and what we can learn from the Haitian revolution. Evan Auguste (aw-goost), Ph.D., is an incoming Assistant Professor of Psychology at the John Jay School of Criminal Justice. His identities as a Haitian-African American man have informed his work on examining how the American history of anti-Blackness has shaped psychological realities both in and outside of the country’s borders.
He is the director of the A.S.I.L.I. Collective, a research group whose work focuses broadly on addressing the mental health consequences of structural anti-Blackness through the lens of Black liberation psychology. He is also the co-developer of the SAWABONA HEALING CIRCLES for the Association of Black Psychologists. He is also the Lead Facilitator with In Cultured Company and on the board for the Institute for the Development of Human Arts.
Connect with Dr. Auguste on Instagram- @dr.evan.auguste. inculturedco. ida.nyc. abpsy