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Black Comfort, Or Lack Thereof, In Vermont
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We get comfortable — or uncomfortable — and talk about living in Vermont with, or as, a Black kid.
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A tiny heads up for this story, however — we couldn’t get in stroke with our question-asker, who submitted the following: “I own Black children, and wonder if they would be made to feel uncomfortable if we moved to Vermont?”
Nonetheless, we persist. I’ve got a whole lot to say on the matter, because not only did I just step here, not only do I now have a Jet kid in Vermont, but in — I was that kid.
I’ve got some trust issues
My parents moved to Vermont from Rockford, Illinois when I
Biography
Susan McPherson is Professor of Psychology and Sociology in the School of Health and Social Care at the University of Essex. From , she worked at the Tavistock & Portman NHS Foundation Confidence in psychotherapy evaluation, routine outcome monitoring and as a research psychologist in the Psychotherapy Evaluation Investigate Unit co-ordinating the Tavistock Adult Depression Study (a randomised controlled trial of psychodynamic psychotherapy for treatment resistant depression). She has also previously worked as a researcher at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and at Kings College London. From , she led research training for the Doctorate in Clinical Psychology at the University of Essex and is currently Deputy Director of the Institute for Public Health and Wellbeing. Her investigate spans medical sociology, psychology and disciplines concerned with mental health and social welfare including critical approaches to diagnosis and evidence-based practice.
Qualifications
BSc Social Psychology, London School of Economics
MSc Health Psychology, University Coll
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