In this episode of Perspectives in Professional Psychology, Lance Garrison, Psy.D., welcomes Alixis Rhodes, Psy.D., a faculty member in The Chicago School’s Psy.D. Applied Clinical Psychology program.
This episode explores racialized trauma through the lens of liberation psychology, examining how psychologists can support individual coping while also addressing oppressive environments. Together, Drs. Garrison and Rhodes will discuss how attention to power, identity, community, and collective action can expand our understanding of healing—and what this perspective means for clinical practice and the training of future psychologists.
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