Episode
In this episode, Dr. Tiffanie Sutherlin discusses the pervasive issue of academic gaslighting, particularly as it affects BIPOC counselor educators. She explores the subtle and overt ways this phenomenon manifests in academic environments and its impact on professional identity and mental health. Listeners will gain insights into the unique challenges faced by BIPOC educators and discover strategies to combat these harmful dynamics.
Guest
Dr. Tiffanie Sutherlin has over 8 years of clinical experience which includes working in the following settings: University Counseling Centers, Mental Health Agencies, Psychiatric Hospitals, and Community Based Non-Profit Organizations. Her research interests include the intersection of spirituality/religion and mental health as it pertains to African Americans, counselor education and supervision, psychopharmacology, and college counseling. She serves in leadership positions on both the local, state, and national level. She resides in Virginia where she currently provides outpatient counseling. In her free time she enjoys spending time with family and friends, traveling, and discovering local coffee shops.
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Citation
Jones, M. (Producer). (2024, September 20). Understanding Academic Gaslighting of BIPOC Counselor Educators (No. 280) [Audio Podcast]. The Thoughtful Counselor. Retrieved from https://concept.paloaltou.edu/resources/the-thoughtful-counselor-podcast/understanding-academic-gaslighting-of-bipoc-counselor-educators
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