Jeff Friedman
Jeff Friedman
Odeline Jean Baptiste-Haitian Therapy
Odeline Jean Baptiste-Haitian Therapy
Odeline Jean Baptiste-Haitian Therapy
Thursday 11th June 2020
Odeline Jean-Baptiste discusses how her Haitian background influences her therapy work, focusing on cultural pride and mental health education.
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Jeff Friedman
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Recovery from Trauma
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Get the buttons here!Odeline Jean-Baptiste: Bridging Cultures in Therapy
I want to educate our population, to learn about mental health and how the components of mental health can actually help influence our life and help us grow as a culture, because as a culture, when we don't take pride in also addressing the emotional disturbances that we go through, we all hurt as a whole.
Have you ever wondered how cultural background shapes a therapist's approach? In this engaging episode of the Trauma Informed Podcast, host Jeff Friedman chats with Odeline Jean-Baptiste, a licensed therapist whose Haitian roots profoundly influence her clinical work. Odeline dives into her personal journey, revealing how her upbringing in Haiti has molded her identity and therapeutic methods. She discusses the significance of cultural pride, effective coping mechanisms, and the importance of mental health education.
With a focus on trauma-informed practices, Odeline shares her experiences counseling patients, including those in hospice care, and reflects on the impact of the pandemic on mental health. This conversation is a heartfelt reminder of the power of cultural diversity and mindfulness in mental health treatment. If you're interested in understanding how cultural nuances can enhance therapy, this episode is a must-listen.