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⨠How does internalised racism shape the way we see ourselves, and how can we begin to heal? In this episode, Asami speaks with Asian Australian counsellor Jackie about identity, shame, and the subtle ways racism becomes internalised within Asian Australian communities.
From distancing ourselves from culture to finding laughter in shared stories, Jackie offers honesty, warmth, and practical insights for anyone navigating the impact of internalised racism in Australia.
š§ You'll hear about:Ā
ā What internalised racism is and how it shows up in everyday life for Asian Australians
ā How shame and belonging are tied to racism and exclusion in Australian societyĀ
ā Why storytelling and humour can transform pain into connectionĀ
ā Finding culturally competent mental health support as an Asian Australian
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š§ Key Insights from Jackie:
š¤ About the Guest:Ā Jackie is an Asian Australian counsellor who works with compassion, curiosity, and cultural sensitivity. She supports clients to navigate identity, belonging, and healing from the impacts of racism in Australian society.
š Find Jackie and other Asian Australian mental health practitioners over onĀ the Asian Mental Health Practitioner List
š±Jackie's Instagram:Ā @morrow_endeavour
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Keywords: internalised racism, Asian Australian mental health, cultural competency, Asian Australian counsellor, multicultural psychology, racism and mental health, Asian Australian identity, culturally responsive therapy