Addressing The Shortage of BIPOC Therapists, and What Your Behavioral Health Organization Can Do to Help
Alarmingly, a recent survey found that white clients are over three times more likely to find a mental health therapist who looks like them – in the 45 largest American cities, the ratio of white people to white therapists is 307:1, while the ratio for BIPOC people to...
Healthcare and BIPOC females in leadership roles
Women make up 70 percent of the global healthcare workforce but hold only 25 percent of senior roles, according to a study by the World Health Organization, “Delivered by women, led by men.” This stark gender discrepancy also intersects with other factors such as...
Managing the authenticity paradox in mental health leadership roles
Authenticity is often considered one of the most important elements of good leadership, but what happens if being your authentic self doesn’t fit with expectations of you as a leader in your place of work? This is called the authenticity paradox, a dilemma about...
Belonging Behind the Screen: Cultivating DEIB in Remote Workforces
Feeling a sense of belonging in the workplace is key to job satisfaction. In fact, more than 50 percent of employees who left their jobs stated that they lacked a sense of belonging, according to a recent survey by McKinsey. Everyone wins when an organization focuses...
Books by Dr. Ross
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The Food Addiction Recovery Workbook |
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The Emotional Eating Workbook |
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The Binge Eating and Compulsive Overeating Workbook |
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Healing Body, Mind and Spirit |
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Miracles Beyond Medicine |
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About Dr. Carolyn Ross
Dr. Carolyn Coker Ross, MD, MPH is a suboxone doctor and addiction therapist with offices in Denver and San Diego, who helps people with opioid addiction treatment, binge eating disorder treatment, eating disorder treatment, and more.