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IS MENTALIZATION COLORBLIND? A QUALITATIVE STUDY OF RACE IN MENTALIZATION BASED THERAPY
Objectives: 1.) Provide thick descriptions of the training Mentalization Based Therapists receive in the integration of race in treatment, 2.) Understand the clinical experiences of MBT Clinicians and their BIPOC patients, and 3.) Provide a critique of MBT’s lack of inclusion of race in terms that
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