Therapy for the Revolution: Lessons from the front line
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.65828/0e5nw719Keywords:
Revolution, liberation, justice, courage, culture, marginalisationAbstract
When the world is on fire, therapists increasingly meet clients shaped by uprising, collapse and uncertainty. These forces are not outside the therapeutic frame, they constitute it. Drawing on my lived experience and frontline work, this paper offers seven lessons for revolutionary practice rooted in courage, intimacy and collective liberation.
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