This article presents a CBT approach to internalized racial oppression among African American clients. Cognitive conceptualization and treatment planning using CBT are illustrated through a case study, followed by a… Click to show full abstract
This article presents a CBT approach to internalized racial oppression among African American clients. Cognitive conceptualization and treatment planning using CBT are illustrated through a case study, followed by a discussion on the generalizability of a proposed cognitive model of internalized racism to other marginalized populations. The article concludes with a discussion of further implications for practice, including those for social justice advocacy.
               
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