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3 produkter
Häftad, Engelska, 2024
326 kr
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Understand how to do effective mental health care for black communities through this edited anthology exploring the unique experience of black grief, loss and trauma. Covering a wide spectrum of losses and considering the role that race, culture, faith and ethnicity plays in how we grieve, with concrete recommendations for practice.
Häftad, Engelska, 2023
261 kr
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"This is our voice, these are our truths, and our stories deserve to be told."This deeply empowering and personal collection of stories brings together a wide range of Black experiences on the menopause journey. Drawing on the historical and cultural importance of storytelling traditions in African and Caribbean ancestry, this anthology breaks through a taboo topic that has too often been mired in shame and silence with courage and vulnerability.Contributions span across various heritages, sexual orientations, ages, and gender identities, curating an intimate treasury of journeys full of honesty, pain, healing, and liberation. Topics on emotional, mental, and sexual health as well as complementary therapies are all discussed with empathy and sincerity, allowing readers to broaden their depth of understanding on the experiences of Black people impacted by the menopause.
Häftad, Engelska, 2027
299 kr
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"In every drawing, lyrics, and line, there is a quiet and powerful declaration:I am here. I feel. I matter."This deeply nuanced collection is an honest and complex tapestry of experiences and insights from young Black people ranging from seven years old up to their early thirties. Each contribution offers a window into what is means to make sense of a world through identities that are often dismissed, harmed, or unseen.In exploring mental health beyond clinical terms, risk assessments and referral pathways, this collection seeks to start conversations that begin with presence and trust. Not only will it equip educators and professionals working with young Black people with a richer insight and understanding of how to deliver truly inclusive services, it will also encourage general readers such as parents and young people to engage from a place of empathetic curiosity, care, and cultural understanding. More importantly, this collection shines a light on young Black people who are ready and able to collaborate in creating systems of change.Expressed through a series of stories, short essays, poems, and illustrations, this anthology is not just about trauma and pain, but also about resilience, power, language, healing, and hope.