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Current uses and interpretations of psychological resilience by behavioral health practitioners are contextually blind to social and political issues requiring psychological resilience. This contextual blindness leads to inaccurate case conceptualizations, ineffective interventions, and microinvalidations in healthcare (MIH). This paper highlights the synergistic nature of micro and macro issues while outlining practical implications of infusing both perspectives into healthcare practice for Black women in an urban American city context.

Practitioner driven psychological resilience interventions in urban communities facing minority stress and public health emergencies