Finding the right therapist can feel like searching for a needle in a hystack. For many people in Black, Indigenous, Asian, Latinx, Pacific Islander, Middle Eastern, and other racialized communities, that safety is deeply tied to feeling understood. And not
Did you watch Blue Therapy? Because we did! And it reminded us of the importance of culturally competent therapists and counsellors when navigating couples counselling. Romantic relationships can be deeply meaningful sources of connection, growth, and care. And at times,
“Caring for myself is not self-indulgence, it is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare.” — Audre Lorde, A Burst of Light You already know the world needs changing. You feel it — in your body, in your
You are in the middle of an ordinary day — making coffee, answering emails, folding laundry — when your phone lights up with a news alert, a family text, or a video you weren’t prepared to see. And just like
If you’ve been searching for therapy and come across the term “sliding scale,” you might be wondering what it actually means and whether it applies to you. In this post, we’ll explain what a sliding scale is, how sliding scale
Symptoms of racial trauma, Impact, and Why Ongoing Treatment Is Essential. Can racism cause trauma in racialized individuals? Yes. Racial trauma refers to the emotional, psychological, physical and collective impact of racism, racial discrimination, and race-based stressors on individuals and
Finding therapy as a BIPOC person can feel overwhelming. You might ask yourself: “Is this normal? How do I find someone who truly understands my experiences?” At Healing in Colour, we understand these concerns. That’s why we centre BIPOC therapists