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May 26, 2022Psychotherapy

“Therapy can be restorative, but can also be really harmful”: Therapy experiences of QTBIPOC clients.

Saumya Arora Kirsten A. Gonzalez Roberto L. Abreu Christa Gloster

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. Results of the present study suggest that therapy can be ineffective-or even harmful-for QTBIPOC individuals when systems of oppression are not adequately dismantled in the therapy room. Our findings prompt important directions for practice with QTBIPOC individuals as well as institutional advocacy. (PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2022 APA, all rights reserved).

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