Welcome home cojourners I'm glad you're here for another episode and I'm so excited to introduce to you by dear friend, incredible psychologist and a leader in the field of decolonization, Dr. Jennifer Mulan, who is a major disruptor in the mental health industrial complex. Her work is an urgent call to dive to the root of

global and generational trauma to unlock the wisdom of our sacred rage. Dr.

Jennifer Milan birthed theolonizing therapy, a psychological evolution that weaves together

political, ancestral, therapeutic, and global well-being. She is also the center of the popular therapeutic and

therapeutic and global well-being.

at Decolonizing Therapy and recipient of essence magazines 2020 Essential Hero Award in the category of mental health.

Welcome Dr. Jen.

Thank you for holding me Dr. T.

Thank you, thank you, thank you.

It's such a pleasure.

I am so excited and appreciative of you being here

and your contributions to shifting the tide have been so incredible and beneficial

to those of us who are doing this work. And so as we reflect on colonizing mental health and

colonizing our grief and our rage, I want to first just ask you your journey of how you landed and are doing the work you're doing.

Hmm, beautiful question, thank you.

I would say that my journey started with my own relationship to grief and rage, and I would also say that growing up in a loving yet confusing,

emotionally confusing at times household allowed me, very young age to notice things around me,

notice things that maybe other people didn't pick up on so quickly.

I was a very highly sensitive child and part of my

journey led me into teenage years in which rage was my best friend or so I thought.

And oftentimes my worst enemy.

Oftentimes I found myself with an array of emotion,

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