To lead the national conversation in culturally-responsive mental health care and training.
April 28, 2025
In this episode, we explore liberation psychology with Laila El-Asmar, a Palestinian-Italian American therapist who brings over 25 years of experience to the conversation. She defines liberation psychology as a focus on oppression and its impact on marginalized communities, emphasizing how therapy can help individuals free themselves from this pain. We also explore the therapist's personal journey, including her upbringing and cultural background, and how these experiences shape her unique approach to therapy. This episode provides valuable insights into the intersection of culture, identity, and mental health within the framework of liberation psychology.Â
Christen Mullane, PhD & Jack Tsan, PhD
2 APA CE Credits
Cost: $50
Josephine Serrata, PhD
1.5 APA CE Credit
Cost: $35 (with CE), $25 (no CE), $10 (students)
Eman Rettig, PhD
1 APA CE Credit
Cost: $25
Monnica Williams, PhD
Mirna Mejia, PhD
Black History Month Series 2025
Pride Series 2024
AAPI Heritage Series 2024
Arab American Heritage Series 2024
Black History Month Series 2024
Native American Heritage Series 2023
Hispanic Heritage Series 2023
January 27, 2023 - 3 min read
Jack Tsan, Ph.D.