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Decolonizing Therapy, Patriarchy, Racism, Burnout & HOPE with Dr. Alice Crawford.
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In this intimate, funny and honest conversation with Dr. Alice Crawford, she shares her path from electrical engineering to computer science to being a therapist. We talk about her 41 years of marriage, racism, and raising a Black son. She shares advice for BIPOC therapists starting in the mental health field, and we discuss hope.
Dr. Alice Crawford has a Doctorate in Counseling Psychology and is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor in the US State of Illinois and Minnesota.
Books recommended by Dr. A:
- Cool Pose: The Dilemma of Black Manhood in America by Richard Majors & Janet Mancini Billson
- The Invisible Man by Ralph Ellison
- First, Break All The Rules by Gallup
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