Working with Racial Trauma and Gaslighting - with Usha Tummala-Narra, PhD

[@itr6540]

“You’re too sensitive” who would like to hear that… all hurt people knows how it feels to hear it.

[@rubberbiscuit99]

The weight of multiple sources of gaslighting is very heavy on individuals.

[@TobbyAndersonKowal]

This was great and informative. I too can relate with being an Afro-Latina and I have experienced colorism in the hispanic comunidad.

[@sophie13.wright10]

This was very eye opening and brought some peace because there are people who understand this reality and have compassion. Thank you.

[@ashleyiz2008]

thank you for doing this video, I would love to hear more about racial trauma and gaslighting, it is so difficult to have these experiences validated, even when working w a therapist.

[@nicabm]

Hi Ashley, if you are interested in more about this course, I would encourage you to watch the free broadcasts airing next week on the topic. Here’s a link to where you can enter your information to register for the free series: www.nicabm.com/program/trauma-racism-2/

[@Happy_Bnzo_Puppy]

I can relate, not really being understood or taken seriously makes it so much worse. Many can relate I'm sure. Maybe that is some sort of validation for you. 🌻

[@amandarecoveryjones8216]

I'm shocked to find this video b/c this is very much my story. Overcoming gaslighting and dealing with 5:00 - 6:00 is heavy right now. I'm isolated and expected to just get over it b/c I'm just "a complaining woman". I'm exhausted but gotta keep pushin on.

[@sophie13.wright10]

The father or people like him are dealing with their own traumas. Her father love his daughter and is having a hard time dealing with his daughter's attack so in turn he blames her be it's hurts so much to accept this reality.