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How can we make the world more accepting of body diversity? It's difficult, if not impossible, to love your way out of anti-fat oppression. How can we make the world more accepting of body diversity? ResourcesReadPanic Attack Tips from a Psychologist Who is Trauma-Informed Advice for managing a panic attack, including how to use the five senses to reduce anxiety. Advice for managing a panic attack, including how to use the five senses to reduce anxiety. ResourcesReadAfiya Peer Respite Center Afiya, one of about a dozen peer-run respite centers in the U.S., provides alternatives to psychiatric hospitalization and other more invasive or disruptive treatments. Afiya, one of about a dozen peer-run respite centers in the U.S., provides alternatives to psychiatric hospitalization and other more invasive or disruptive treatments. ResourcesReadThe Mental Health Trauma of the Black Maternal Mortality Crisis Through personal stories and interviews with experts, this article looks at why Black people in the U.S. are more likely than white people to experience traumatic births. Through personal stories and interviews with experts, this article looks at why Black people in the U.S. are more likely than white people to experience traumatic births. ResourcesReadDear Black Women: An Affirmation Movement for Black Women by Black Women A collection of positive affirmations and pep talks for Black women, by Black women. A collection of positive affirmations and pep talks for Black women, by Black women. ResourcesReadJustice-Oriented Directory of Therapists for Black and Brown Folks This directory of therapists only includes therapists committed to social justice and combating racism. This directory of therapists only includes therapists committed to social justice and combating racism. ResourcesReadA Trauma-Informed Response To Racial Injustice How can adults help young people discuss injustice safely and meaningfully? This resource explores trauma-informed responses to racial injustice. How can adults help young people discuss injustice safely and meaningfully? This resource explores trauma-informed responses to racial injustice. ResourcesReadDecolonizing Mental Health: The Importance of an Oppression-Focused Mental Health System This article shares different ways to support individual and community mental health–-particularly within BIPOC communities–-in the face of white supremacy, racism, oppression, and colonization. This article shares different ways to support individual and community mental health–-particularly within BIPOC communities–-in the face of white supremacy, racism, oppression, and colonization. ResourcesReadLoveland Therapy Fund for Black Women and Girls A fund that grants financial assistance to Black women and girls seeking therapy in the United States. A fund that grants financial assistance to Black women and girls seeking therapy in the United States. ResourcesReadAsians Do Therapy A collection of personal stories from Asians and Asian Americans about their experiences with therapy. A collection of personal stories from Asians and Asian Americans about their experiences with therapy. ResourcesReadStrong Black Women Need Therapy Too This piece talks about the possible benefits of therapy for Black women, shares positive stories of Black women who have undergone therapy, and provides resources for those looking for help. This piece talks about the possible benefits of therapy for Black women, shares positive stories of Black women who have undergone therapy, and provides resources for those looking for help. ResourcesReadBEAM (Black Emotional and Mental Health) Support Hotlines A directory of US-based support lines and mobile crisis units that can serve as an alternative to calling 911, and that may be able to come to a person’s home. A directory of US-based support lines and mobile crisis units that can serve as an alternative to calling 911, and that may be able to come to a person’s home. 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
