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Dr. Raquel Martin is a Licensed Clinical psychologist, Assistant Professor, and Research Scientist.
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07/10/2025

Black women won’t reach equal pay until the year 2227.
That’s not a guess, it’s a projection from the based on current wage trends.

Even with advanced degrees, Black women are paid less. In some states, the gap is nearly 50 cents on the dollar.

Thank you to the Institute for Women’s Policy Research for doing the work and laying it out clearly in their latest fact sheet. We deserve better and we need policy to make that happen.

Read the full brief at IWPR.org
Tag your rep & ask where they stand on the Paycheck Fairness Act, Paid Leave, the PRO Act, and student debt cancellation.

Because hashtags don’t change systems policy does.

07/03/2025

These next couple of weeks you can catch me on stage doing what I do best discussing the health and wellbeing of the Black community and galvanizing us to reimagine our definition of Black mental wealth. See you soon!

06/27/2025

E xcited to see everyone tomorrow. My first event is a workshop from 10:00 am - 11:00 am focused on Black womens mental health. We have some great exercises that we’ll be doing and goodie bags. Be sure to register so that you can attend.

My second event is a panel from 4:25 - 5:15 with Hope to see you there!

06/25/2025

I’m booking for four major events this summer and looking to work with talented videographers in New Orleans, DC, Charlotte, and Cleveland. If you’ve got an eye for storytelling and experience shooting live events, I want to hear from you.

Each booking includes:
– 2-hour shoot (1 hr talk + B-roll + post-event convos)
– 1 stationary + 1 roaming camera
– Full edited footage
– Two 60-second promo videos

Serious inquiries only. Please email admin@raquelmartinphd.com with:
Portfolio
Itemized invoice with rates for each service

No DMs.
Tag someone local to these cities.

06/22/2025

Sometimes we grieve friendships that didn’t end in a blow up, but in quiet disappointment. You keep replaying what they could’ve done, how you would’ve shown up, and wondering if you’re being too sensitive.

You’re not. You’ve likely outgrown something that once felt safe, and that’s a form of loss too.

In therapy, we’d walk through this slowly naming what shifted, honoring what you needed, and reminding you that expecting care isn’t a burden. It’s a basic part of community.

You’re allowed to grieve, even when the decision to move forward was the best one.
You’re allowed to want more.
And most importantly, you’re allowed to have it.

What would support have looked like for you in that friendship?
Share below or save this if you’re still figuring it out.

06/20/2025

Would love to collaborate during If you’re looking to highlight the impact of Black mental health and well being. I’m your doc 🤗

06/18/2025

We talk a lot about boundaries, but let’s not stop there.
We need to include standards and expectations—because they work together to support healthy relationships.
Heres some tips to apply this:
1. Audit your standards: Ask yourself, what values do I want my behavior to reflect, even when no one’s watching?
2. Clarify your expectations: If you expect a partner to call when they’re running late, have you ever said that out loud?
3. Practice boundary language:
Instead of “You crossed my boundary,” try:
🗣”I have a boundary around how I spend my energy. When that happens, I choose to step away or pause the conversation.”

06/07/2025

Thanks everyone for being here!

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