Q&A: How to be more culturally competent in your patient practice

Avery St. Onge

June 13, 2022
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A holistic approach is essential while addressing issues of race with patients in order to give them better, more informed care, according to Anjali Ferguson, PhD. Ferguson is a clinical psychologist with an expertise in trauma-informed care, early childhood mental health, and culturally responsive care located in Richmond, Virginia. Along with managing her website, ParentingCulture, an online resource that aims to provide an inclusive space for conversations around parenting, Ferguson…
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About the Author:

Avery St. Onge

Avery St. Onge is the Content Specialist of Integrative Practitioner and Natural Medicine Journal. In addition to producing written content, Avery hosts the Integrative Practitioner Podcast and organizes Integrative Practitioner's webinars and digital summits. She graduated from George Washington University in 2021, where she studied journalism and mass communications. As a person with type 1 diabetes, Avery is hyperaware of the benefits of a holistic, mind/body approach to healthcare and is committed to sharing the latest news in integrative medicine.

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