Social Justice in Therapy
The process of becoming aware of societal injustices.
What is Conscientization?
The ongoing impact of historical trauma on marginalized communities."
What Is Intergenerational Trauma?
This term describes communities' ability to withstand and recover from adversity.
What Is Community Resilience?
The process of internalizing negative messages about one's group.
What Is Internalized Oppression?
Therapists should address ______________________ in the therapeutic relationship.
What Are Power Dynamics?
Colonialism's legacy includes ______________________ oppression.
What Is Internalized?
Collective resistance involves ______________________ for social change.
What Is Advocating?
Recognizing and challenging systemic injustices.
What Is Critical Consciousness?
This approach prioritizes client empowerment and autonomy.
What Is Liberation Psychology?
Healing requires acknowledging and addressing _____________________ injustices.
What Is Historical?
Resilience is fostered through ______________________ support networks.
What Is Social?
Liberation psychology prioritizes ______________________ over individualism.
What Is Collectivism?
Therapists should strive for ______________________ in their practice.
What Is Cultural Humility?
This concept involves reclaiming and preserving cultural heritage.
What Is Cultural Revitalization?
This concept recognizes the importance of community-based initiatives.
What Is the Bottom-Up Approach?
The dynamic interplay between individual and societal factors.
What Is Ecological Perspective?
This concept recognizes the interconnectedness of personal and social change.
What is the Personal Is Political?
Decolonizing mental health involves ______________________ Western approaches.
What Is Challenging?
Liberation psychology promotes ______________________ social change.
What Is Transformative?
Fostering resilience through societal initiatives.
What Is Community-Based Healing?