#193: Mapping Multigenerational Racial Trauma with Dr. Cheryl Grills
“When it comes to being black in America, that means behaviorally there are a set of do’s and don’ts in order to survive.” These are the important words of Dr. Cheryl Grills and today on the 15-Minute Matrix she speaks into the physiological and mental impacts of multigenerational racial trauma. Today’s episode is not to be missed. I’d consider it required listening for all practitioners as we embrace a truly patient-centered path to healing.
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To learn more about Dr. Grills click here
To check out the study on telomeres Dr. Grills Mentions click here
Related Episodes:
Episode #180 where Nkem Ndefo Maps Safety on the 15-Minute Matrix
Episode #56 where Niki Gratrix Maps ACEs on the 15-Minute Matrix
Episode #9 where James Maskell Maps Community on the 15-Minute Matrix
Episode #155 where Eileen McDargh maps Resilience on the 15-Minute Matrix
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