Therapy in the Black Community – Beyond the Scenes | The Daily Show

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Published on July 20, 2021

Black folks seeking mental health treatment face a litany of obstacles: a scarcity of Black therapists, stigma within the Black community and discrimination. In this episode, Roy is joined by Daily Show writers X Mayo and Ashton Womack for a wide-ranging and deeply personal discussion about mental health, the Black church, the Black Lives Matter protests of 2020 and more. #DailyShow #BeyondTheScenes

Further mental health resources:
https://www.NationalCouncil.org
https://www.TherapyForBlackGirls.com
https://www.AskDrJess.com
Couples Therapy on Showtime: https://www.sho.com/couples-therapy

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12 comments

  • Vernon Torbett 3 years ago

    I think you need therapy for the black church fairytale that you’ve been believing

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  • Rob Aghazarian 3 years ago

    Thank you.

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  • Ms. Coleman 3 years ago

    I am not sure what Part 2 will be about but I would ask that you all CONSIDER a Part 3 in addressing the OLDER FOLKS and the Lack of Concern and/or care given to them. Especially important when many DO NOT have ANYONE CHECKING on their WELL-BEING?
    Thank you so much for this segment

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  • Tennille Patterson 3 years ago

    We all need a little tuneup in our mental health. Much love goes to anyone struggling.

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  • Marlowe Earl 3 years ago

    Be well and thank you…

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  • Boondocks Dragon 3 years ago

    This is absolutely fascinating, on top of being important and pertinent information. I’m looking forward to more of the Beyond the Scenes podcast.

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  • Karl Whalls 3 years ago

    More therapy, less religion.

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  • Tiara Roxeanne 3 years ago

    On an unrelated note, Ashton Womack is a very handsome fella.
    14:40 Why did she mention George Bush? Is George Bush racist? (Honest question)

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  • A P 3 years ago

    For a race baiting clown, Roy sure loves ignoring Hunter Biden’s racism

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  • Dude Snyder 3 years ago

    racists be like “black people don’t sort themselves out, they don’t work on themselves” and ignore discussion like these.

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  • Angela Santana 3 years ago

    We need more of this content. Loved it and I learned a lot.

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  • Anthony Chestnut 3 years ago

    I fuqs with this show.

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