Relationscapes: Exploring Human Identity and Connection
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Healing From the Whiteness Mindset (with Jonathan Mathias Lassiter)

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Healing From the Whiteness Mindset (with Jonathan Mathias Lassiter)

What if some of the ideas normalized in the practice of psychology are actually causing harm?

Psychologist Jonathan Mathias Lassiter joins Blair to uncover the white/Eurocentric assumptions embedded in the field of psychology. They talk about racism in the therapy room, the bizarre “diversity project” Lassiter had to complete as a doctoral student, unlearning queerphobia, finding the right therapist, and more.

Lassiter is author of How I Know White People Are Crazy and Other Stories: Notes from a Frustrated Black Psychologist.

Full transcript is available here at relationscapes.org. 

About the Guest Jonathan Mathias Lassiter, PhD is a licensed clinical psychologist, author, speaker, and educator. Dr. Lassiter has been featured in NBC, PBS, Sirius XM, Forbes, and more. His psychotherapy practice is based in New York City. His book is called How I Know White People Are Crazy and Other Stories: Notes from a Frustrated Black Psychologist. Find him at jonathanmlassiter.com.
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00:00:00Introduction
00:02:11Psychology So White
00:07:54Diversifying the Field
00:10:47White People Are Crazy?
00:12:45The Diversity Project
00:20:29The Whiteness Mindset
00:26:24The Roots of Prejudice
00:29:05Bringing Cultural Analysis into Psychology
00:34:52Providing Space for People to Slow Down
00:39:33Unlearning Eurocentric Queerphobia
00:46:00A Liberatory Model of Education
00:53:57Learning to Live Outside the Whiteness Mindset
00:57:05How to Have a Good Therapy Experience
01:01:26Regrets, Challenges, & Surprises
01:05:45Outro

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