Interview with Kansas City Association of Black Psychologists Student Chapter

The Skelton Report

In This Segment, We Discuss:

✅ Being Black Women in Psychology

✅ The Culture, Stigmas, Misdiagnosing, Going to Therapy

✅ Intersection of Faith and Counseling, Colorism, and More!

In this episode we interview members of the Kansas City Association of Black Psychologists Student Chapter. Janet Folarin and Teja Fuller are both second-year graduate students in the Doctorate of Clinical Psychology Program at Kansas City University. These are two tremendous individuals that together bring experience from drug addiction counseling, research experience, working with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities, military experience, parenting and much more! We cover topics from Black psychology, stigmas in mental health, the intersection of faith and counseling, colorism, being Black women in psychology and much more! Join the conversation as we share more about ABPsi and some plans for the community. Our hope is to keep the general public informed about topics and concerns within mental health and brain science.
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