Sonya Faber

Adjunct Professor

University of Ottawa

Canada

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Sonya Faber is an Adjunct Professor at the University of Ottawa, Canada. Her research encompasses topics such as mental health care accessibility, the intersection of psychedelics and racial justice, and the well-being of racially marginalized populations. Recent publications highlight disparities in pain management and the integration of psychedelic-assisted therapy in healthcare settings.

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Monnica T. Williams

University of Ottawa

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Discrimination and wellbeing are differentially related to pain severity for the racially marginalized

Demographics and care of epilepsy in older adults in Germany

Barriers to care for mental health conditions in Canada

Expert recommendations for Germany’s integration of psychedelic-assisted therapy

Access to mental health care in Canada

Psychedelics and Racial Justice

A Systematic Review of Black People Coping With Racism: Approaches, Analysis, and Empowerment

The illusion of inclusion: contextual behavioral science and the Black community

Expert Opinion on Psychedelic-Assisted Psychotherapy for People with Psychopathological Psychotic Experiences and Psychotic Disorders

Abuse of power in the disciplinary actions of a state psychology licensing board: inequitable outcomes and early career psychologists

A systematic review of inclusion of minoritized populations in randomized controlled trials of acceptance and commitment therapy

A systematic review of inclusion of minoritized populations in randomized controlled trials of acceptance and commitment therapy

Lions at the Gate: How Weaponization of Policy Prevents People of Colour From Becoming Professional Psychologists in Canada

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Monnica T. Williams

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