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Reimagining Psychotherapy: Toward an Integrative Afrocentric-Decolonial Framework for Relational Healing and Practice
Western models of psychotherapy practice are often inadequate to address issues related to African identity, which is rooted in communal existence, cultural histories and systems that shape perceptions of illness and healing. In African cultural contexts, psychotherapy plays out against the backgrou
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