How to Build on the Work of Someone Else to Make It More Effective

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The ratio of physicians in medicine is like two to 3%. Yeah. When you think about building on the work of somebody else to really make it directly resonant and relevant to the communities who you care so deeply about, I'm curious how you think about that. It's interesting because I didn't set out to necessarily do that. You know, of course, I have a long history of practicing group, but it was really in the process of writing the book that I thought about what kinds of things may be show up in a group of all black women that have not shown up in other groups that I've worked on or worked with.

Esteemed therapist Dr. Joy Harden Bradford, in her new book Sisterhood Heals: The Transformative Power of Healing in Community, emphasizes the healing power of community to combat feelings of isolation. She discusses creating safe, vulnerable spaces and the importance of platonic relationships for genuine understanding and support. Join us as we delve into themes of loneliness, sisterhood, group dynamics, and the unexpected origins of deep connections.

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