Internalised Racism: UK Research Project
The experience of internalised racism among Black psychotherapeutic practitioners in the United Kingdom.
A counselling psychology doctorate research project, conducted at Roehampton University, UK.
The study
Internalised racism describes the process of internalising racist beliefs about yourself. Some people may be aware that they have internalised racism, whilst others may not. It has been shown to be damaging to an individual’s overall health.
I am looking to interview people who identify as Black, are practicing counsellors, psychotherapists, clinical or counselling psychologists in the UK and have experienced, or are currently experiencing, internalised racism. If this describes you, then you might be eligible to take part and I would be very interested to hear from you.
About me
I am a final year Counselling Psychology doctorate student at Roehampton University, UK. My interests lie in the process of stigmatization and its psychological impact on marginalised individuals.