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Racial Disparities in Maternal Healthcare: When ‘Not Seeing Color’ Is Not Enough
The “I don’t see color” mindset has a glaring issue: it makes racial disparities in healthcare invisible.
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The “I don’t see color” mindset has a glaring issue: it makes racial disparities in healthcare invisible.
Healthcare providers must acknowledge the presence of unconscious bias to dismantle its grip on maternal healthcare.
One of the most difficult aspects of this experience is encountering pregnancy announcements everywhere you turn. Whether it’s a social media post, a friend’s exciting news, or a family gathering, these announcements can trigger a wide range of emotions, from sadness and envy to frustration and self-doubt.
I can’t believe that we are coming up on the end of another year. 2020 has been a very challenging year, and this holiday season will be challenging for many.
Choosing to see a reproductive psychologist is significant. Here are three key questions to ask.
DR. WIYATTA
Balanced, Bold, and Brave Therapy for Professional Women
License: PSY28459 California