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Therapist explains racialized trauma
Voices for Change: A Minnesota psychologist explains the trauma black people feel and how it manifests itself in our world.
(FOX 9) - Following the death of George Floyd this year, a number of local governments have declared racism a public health emergency.
In this installment of Voices for Change, Bisi Onile-Ere sat down with a local author and therapist about racialized trauma and the pathway to healing.
The psychologist released a self-help book addressing racialized trauma in 2017. The book, entitled, “My Grandmother’s Hands” made the New York Times Best Seller’s List after garnering renewed interest this year.