Anti-Racist Psychotherapy: Confronting Systemic Racism and Healing Racial Trauma
by David Archer
David Archer examines how systemic racism affects psychotherapy and contributes to racial trauma. Focusing on anti-racist practice, this book considers ways to confront racism within therapeutic settings and support healing. It is suited to readers exploring mental health, racial justice, and more responsive approaches to care.
About This Book
Anti-Racist Psychotherapy examines the relationship between systemic racism, psychotherapy, and racial trauma.
David Archer focuses on the need to confront racism within therapeutic practice and the broader systems that influence mental health.
The book considers anti-racist perspectives on healing racial trauma and developing more responsive approaches to care.
It offers a timely resource for readers interested in psychotherapy, racial justice, and the impact of racism on well-being.
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