Adjusting the Hues of Mental Health with Paul Allen Jr. | Ep. 273

We’re joined by the incredible Mr. Paul Allen Jr., a licensed marriage and family therapist from Hue of Mental Health in Southern California. Paul brings his expertise to the table, exploring how cultural differences and historical stereotypes impact relationships and mental health.

We talk about the importance of communication, accountability, and the layers of conflict in marriage. Whether you’re a newlywed or a seasoned couple, you’ll find valuable insights to help you Raise The B.A.R. in your marriage. Plus, we dive into how social media and post-COVID realities have reshaped our approach to love and connection. Keep an ear out for the chance to win free counseling sessions with Paul in the interview. 

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CHAPTERS: 00:00 – Intro 2:52 – Welcome Paul Allen Jr. Jr 3:51 – How has COVID impacted relationships 6:47 – What is fulfilling about your work 8:40 – Hue of Mental Health 11:28 – Stigma of therapy in the black community 17:55 – How Hasani’s practice is different from others 28:08 – What CRAZY Means 29:44 – Impact of Historical Stereotypes on Black Masculinity 32:27 – Vulnerability is required but lacking in communities of color 33:30 – Toxic femininity 38:45 – Debunking expectations 40:11 – How to Get in Touch with Jr 42:12 – Parting Words 44:00 – How to Support the Show 45:17 – Final Thoughts