Season 46 Episode 6601

S1 E27 - Bipoc Centered Private Practice With Dr. Jasmine Reed

It is my distinct honor to share with my audience Dr. Jasmine Reed. Dr. Reed, a licensed psychologist, has been a staunch advocate for communities of color for over a decade. Championing quality mental health services, she founded Ubuntu Psychological Services in 2020.
I can't leave you all without knowing what Ubuntu means. I was honored to discuss and learn about this principle researching and writing my dissertation while in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Ubuntu is a South African term and philosophy originating in the Xhosa and Zulu languages. It means, "I am because we are." The philosophy focuses on the interconnectedness of people and became even more solidified within the culture to combat the ravages and vestiges of apartheid.
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Dr. Reed's culture-first approach fosters understanding of cultural nuances, offering safe haven for people of color. She brings a unique perspective with a diverse background spanning law enforcement psychology and extensive experience with various populations, including geriatrics, foster youth, and couples.
A few takeaways include:
Why BIPOC-centered practices are still necessary and relevant.
Why clinicians need to seek therapy
Her thoughts on non-marginalized clinicians serving BIPOC clients
Additionally, Dr. Reed's corporate consulting service, offered through Dr. J. Reed Wellness, extends her expertise to organizations seeking guidance on diversity issues, mental health, and more. Committed to fostering dialogue and empowerment, Dr. Reed continues her vital work in advancing mental health awareness.
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