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2026 Inaugural Virtual Symposium – register now!

April 17, 2026, 11 am-5 pm EST. Free live virtual symposium

  • The Psychology of Radical Healing Collective presents Psychology of Radical Healing Inaugural Live Virtual Symposium April 17, 2026 Co-Sponsors: Div. 45, The Wright Institute, Liberation Lab, IC-RACE Lab, GRACE Lab
  • Psychology of Radical Healing 2026 inaugural virtual symposium. Where scholars, healers, and activists unite: A collective commitment to radical healing. Register today - reserve your spot. April 17, 2026 Earn up to 6 CE credits
  • Welcoming remarks: Where scholars, healers, and activists Unite
Dr. Helen A. Neville (she/her)
Dr. Germine H Awad (she/her/[heyya])
  • Opening Keynote Speakers
Radical Healing under the cloud of tyranny
Dr. Hector Y. Adames (he/el)
Dr. Nayeli Y. Chavez-Duenas (she/ella)
  • Research Panel: Transformative approaches to research on radical healing in diverse communities of color
Dr. Seanna Leath (she/her), Dr. Em Matsuno (they/them), Dr. Viann Nguyen-Feng (she/her)
  • Practice Panel: Innovative applications of the psychology of radical healing framework for POC communities
Dr. Jessica G. Perez-Chavez (she/ella), Dr. Amir H. Maghsoodi (he/him), Dr. Anne Saw (she/her), and Dr. Sherry C. Wang (she/her)
  • Closing Keynote Speaker:
Love, Black Girls: On embodying the psychology of radical healing framework
Dr. Della V. Mosley (she/they)
  • Meet our moderators
Practice panel: Dr. Grace A. Chen (she/her)
Research panel: Dr. Jioni A. Lewis (she/her)
Closing remarks: Dr. Bryana H. French (she/her)
  • CE Coordinator and marketing
Dr. Noriel Lim (he/him)
Radia DeLuna (she/her)
  • photos of presenters, coordinators, and moderators for the Psychology of Radical Healing 2026 Inaugural Virtual Symposium

multi-colored mural of a black fist with a red heart on the wrist; the words "Stand Together" are written in script above the fist

Understanding Wellness through Liberatory Frameworks

The Psychology of Radical Healing (PRH) Collective consists of a team of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) psychologists and healers. We see our call as a way to highlight the strength, resources, and actions that are not typically acknowledged among BIPOC. The PRH aims to encourage social justice action and commitment among psychologists and to affirm the social justice and healing work of individuals outside of psychology. We draw from interdisciplinary scholars to frame the psychological framework of Radical Healing – including education, sociology, and knowledge from community activists entrenched in grass roots liberatory work.  

Radical healing is being able to sit in a dialectic and exist in both spaces of resisting oppression and moving toward freedom.

French, Lewis, Mosley, Adames, Chavez-Dueñas, Chen, and Neville, 2020