https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-gjkaq-1b54ce8
Dr. Curtis Peterson introduces decolonial psychology, explaining how it challenges Eurocentric ‘zero-point’ science by valuing Indigenous, diasporic, and globally marginalized knowledge. The episode contrasts Western individual-focused therapy with a decolonial emphasis on community, history, and structural causes of trauma.
Key ideas include epistemic disobedience, the myth of separability, and a shift toward collective healing and systemic resistance to support long-term community resilience.