Brandi Pritchett-Johnson, assistant professor clinical of Educational Psychology, interviewed on WJBK Fox 2, “Invincible Black Women therapy group focuses on mental health”

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Invincible Black Women therapy group focuses on mental health
By Amy Lange and David Komer

Brandi Pritchett-Johnson is a lot of things - mom to Joseph and Carter - a wife - a psychology professor at Wayne State University. She is also the lead researcher and clinician for a group therapy called Invincible Black Women. Invincible Black Women is a therapy group that focuses on mental health. "It's kind of this idea that you gotta be bigger than life, you've got to carry it all, hold it all, do it all," said Johnson. But nobody is invincible. Johnson says so many Black women are juggling so many responsibilities - and so many have experienced grief and loss in the twin pandemics of COVID-19 and racial inequity. The groups are facilitated by doctoral and master's therapists from Wayne State who are determined to make mental health a priority - and to assure women of color - their voices matter and are being heard.

https://www.fox2detroit.com/news/invincible-black-women-therapy-group-focuses-on-mental-health

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