Therapist Uncensored Podcast
Co-host Sue Marriott and Akilah Riley-Richardson dive into a wide-ranging discussion about the vital need to center marginalized voices of clients – and therapists. They explore how Western perspectives have shaped therapy practices globally, often overlooking diverse cultural approaches.
Therapy Wisdom Webinar
Liberation psychology training is not just a method; it's a movement. It's a transformative approach that empowers couples to overcome systemic trauma and embrace healing through deep, meaningful connections. Join Akilah for this transformative journey in liberation psychology training. Discover the tools and techniques to heal systemic trauma in couples therapy.
Connectfulness Podcast
In this conversation, Connectfulness host Rebecca Wong and Akilah talk about relational privilege and the impact historical and race based trauma has on relationships.
Relational Imagination Podcast
In this episode, La Shanda Sugg and her guest Akilah Riley-Richardson discuss imagination, the impact of colonialism, and BIPOC Relational Healing Institute.
Psychotherapy Networker Magazine
Reclaiming Black Imagination
The PRIDE Approach to Healing
November/December 2023 Issue
Interview with Psychotherapy Networker
Join Akilah Riley-Richardson in conversation with Lauren Dockett for a fascinating look at how tapping into the imaginative process of PRIDE with marginalized clients and clients of color can lead to deep and culturally-appropriate healing.
Therapy Chat Podcast
In this conversation, host Laura Regan and Akilah discuss how individuals with marginalized identities such as being a member of the LGBTQIA community, living in a minoritized body or being in an interracial relationship face barriers in relationships which may not be understood by therapists. Akilah speaks of the importance of addressing the wider system that clients exist within, beyond simply the individual and their family of origin or community. And she gives us a window into the course she is offering to teach therapists and the general public to understand how these dynamics affect relationships and how to help, and avoid causing further harm.