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Ethnocultural allodynia.

Abstract

The authors introduce and define ethnocultural allodynia as an abnormally increased sensitivity to relatively innocuous or neutral stimuli resulting from previous exposure to painful culturally based situations. Ethnocultural, gender-specific, and cognitive-behavioral techniques are used in clinical vignettes to illustrate the pervasive ethnic, racial, and gender effects of ethnocultural allodynia in the lives of people of color. Therapy components for the treatment of ethnocultural allodynia are described, including psychoeducation regarding racism and its sequelae, racial socialization, inoculation, and racial stress management.

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Year: 2001 PMID： 11696651 PMCID： PMC3330674

Source DB: PubMed Journal: J Psychother Pract Res ISSN： 1055-050X

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Authors: Monnica T Williams; Emily Malcoun; Broderick A Sawyer; Darlene M Davis; Leyla Bahojb Nouri; Simone Leavell Bruce
Journal: Behav Sci (Basel) Date: 2014-05-14

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