17/10/2026
Understanding how power, privilege, and oppression operate in the therapy room is not a political exercise. It is a clinical competency.
In this article, I examine how these forces follow both client and clinician into session, and what culturally responsive practice requires when a client’s experience is rooted in systemic realities rather than individual patterns.
https://www.justitiafoundation.com/blog/power-privilege-and-oppression-in-clinical-practice?
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What clinicians bring into the therapy room goes beyond credentials. Recognizing personal biases, cultural influences, and power dynamics is essential to ethical, effective clinical care.