In this episode, Dr. Buqué shares invaluable insights on intergenerational trauma, imposter syndrome, and the integration of indigenous healing practices into therapeutic settings. Dr. Buqué sheds light on how intergenerational trauma manifests in professional environments, particularly within academia, and offers empowering perspectives on reclaiming cultural healing practices.

Listeners are treated to a thought-provoking conversation as Dr. Buqué explores the significance of embracing diverse healing modalities, the power of communal healing practices, and the importance of honoring one's lived experiences. From redefining imposter syndrome as an intergenerational lie to envisioning a future where marginalized communities reclaim their healing wisdom, Dr. Buqué wisdom offers a roadmap for Black women and non-binary doctoral students navigating their academic and professional journeys. Tune in for an inspiring dialogue that challenges conventional norms and empowers listeners to embrace their inherent wisdom and resilience.

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