In this episode, Dr. Buqué shares invaluable insights on intergenerational trauma, imposter syndrome, and the integration of indigenous healing practices into therapeutic settings. Dr. Buqué sheds light on how intergenerational trauma manifests in professional environments, particularly within academia, and offers empowering perspectives on reclaiming cultural healing practices. Listeners are treated to a thought-provoking conversation as Dr. Buqué explores the significance of embracing dive...
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In this episode, Dr. Buqué shares invaluable insights on intergenerational trauma, imposter syndrome, and the integration of indigenous healing practices into therapeutic settings. Dr. Buqué sheds light on how intergenerational trauma manifests in professional environments, particularly within academia, and offers empowering perspectives on reclaiming cultural healing practices. Listeners are treated to a thought-provoking conversation as Dr. Buqué explores the significance of embracing dive...
Dr. Taryrn Brown on Navigating a PhD Program Shutdown and Black Girl Cartography
The Cohort Sistas Podcast
49 minutes
2 years ago
Dr. Taryrn Brown on Navigating a PhD Program Shutdown and Black Girl Cartography
In this conversation, we talk alongside Dr. Brown, tracing her roots back to her family's deep commitment to education and exploring the profound influence of 90s black love movies on her life. We'll delve into how she gave birth to the transformative Black girlhood collaborative, driven by her passion and vision. Our discussion doesn't shy away from tackling the profound and systemic issues that shape the educational landscape. We challenge the narrative that individuals can single-handedly ...
The Cohort Sistas Podcast
In this episode, Dr. Buqué shares invaluable insights on intergenerational trauma, imposter syndrome, and the integration of indigenous healing practices into therapeutic settings. Dr. Buqué sheds light on how intergenerational trauma manifests in professional environments, particularly within academia, and offers empowering perspectives on reclaiming cultural healing practices. Listeners are treated to a thought-provoking conversation as Dr. Buqué explores the significance of embracing dive...
