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Papers

(The median citation count of Women & Therapy is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)

Article	Citations
Plurisexual Parents and Their Partners: Differences Between Same-Gender Partnerships and Different-Gender Partnerships	12
“If I Can’t Take Care of Myself Then Why Should I Have a Child?” Women’s Lay Beliefs About Mental Health and Unintended Pregnancy	10
Feminist Liberation Psychotherapy: Re-Politicizing Intersectionality Toward Socially Just Clinical Practice	10
Women of Color Psychologists as Leaders in Higher Education	9
Special Issue on BIPOC and LGBTQ Feminist Radical Visionaries: Special Issue Dedicated to the Memory of Jean Lau Chin	8
Reassessing Gender Bias in Borderline Personality Disorder Diagnoses	8
Jean Lau Chin (1944–2020): An Oral History Project	7
Decolonization: A Personal Manifesto	7
Investigating the Effects of Racial Identity on the Relationship Between Black Women’s Endorsement of Eurocentric Beauty Standards and Psychological Health	7
“Black Women Saved my Life”: A Case Study on Healing Intersectional Racial Trauma	6
Feminist Leadership: Transformational and Transnational	6
Does He Like Me? Feminine Norms, Dating Anxiety, and the Mediating Role of Personal Empowerment in Young Adult Women Who Date Men	5
Mental Health and the Menstrual Cycle: Practitioner Attitudes, Confidence, and Practice	5
Utilizing the Capability Approach to Investigate the Sexual Well-Being of Survivors of Sexual Assault	4
Feminist Therapy: Supervision as a Pathway Toward Equitable, Affirming Care for Nonbinary Clients	4
Unequal Healing: Gender, Psychedelics, and the Burden of Care	4
“It’s Just Not the Same as Being There”: African Immigrant Women and Their Perspectives on Transnational Mothering	4
“Flashback to a War Zone”: A Qualitative Analysis of Black Women’s Experiences during the Racial Pandemic	3
Core Principles of Feminist Psychotherapeutic Interventions: A Systematic Review	3
Feminist Leadership: Bridging Vision to Reality	3
Seeking Womanist-Liberation: Using Testimonios to Drive Anti-Racism in Psychology	3
Envisioning the Future of Intersectional Anti-Racist Feminism in Psychology	3
Service Professionals’ Views on Resources for Black Immigrant Survivors of Domestic Violence	3
Exposure Therapy with a First-Generation, Latino Transgender Man: A Dialectical Behavior and Feminist Therapy Framework	3
Anti-Racist Pedagogy as Activism: Cultivating Radical Healing and Liberation among Asian American Counseling and Psychology Students	3

Surrogacy and Postpartum Depression: Clinical Implications for Feminist Practice	3
A Care-Based Approach for Dismantling the Strong Black Woman Schema	3
Abolitionist Feminism, Liberation Psychology, and Latinx Migrant Womxn	2
Older Women in South Korea: Making Meaning and Thriving Through Adversity	2
Feminist Leadership in the American Psychological Association: The Leadership Institute for Women in Psychology	2
A Sexual Wellbeing Framework to Address Sexuality in Therapy with Transgender, Nonbinary, and Gender Expansive Clients	2
“What Doesn’t Kill You Makes You Stronger”: The Intersection of Breast Cancer Survival and Divorce	2
Medical Discrimination and Traumatic Childbirth: Predictors for Postpartum Posttraumatic Stress Disorder	2
Feminist Liberation Practice with Latinx Women: Introduction to the Special Issue	2
Similarities Across Difference: Consequences of Intersectional Sexual Stereotypes for Black and Latinx Women and Men in the United States	2
“Together, We Empower. Together, We Are Enough”: Radical Healing Among Pinay Scholar-Activists	1
Asian American Feminisms: An Unapologetic and Restive Praxis	1
Contrary to Popular Belief: I’m Not Who You Think I Am	1
An Exploration of Infertility, Culture, Gender, and Large Body Size Among Latinx Women: An Intersectional Analysis of Their Experiences	1
Reconsidering Jung and Aging : A Book Review	1
Race and Place: Influences on Functional Ability Among Women Ages 80+ Years	1
Intersectional Feminism, Parenthood, and Mental Health: Introduction to the Special Issue	1
The Ableist and White Supremacist Origins of U.S. Policing and Connections to Involuntary Hospitalization	1
Author Biographies	1
Introduction to the Special Issue on Feminist Therapy with Transgender, Nonbinary, and Gender Expansive People	1
Pathfinding to Social Justice: Interweaving our Personal Journeys as Indigenous Feminist Psychologists	1
Conclusion to Anti-Racist Feminist Practice, Advocacy, and Activism Special Issue	1
“I Don’t Fit Society’s Definition of Beauty”: Experiences of Sizeism Among Latinx Females	1
Women in Their 80s and 90s: Positively Vital	1
Breastfeeding Barriers Among Black Mothers: Maternal Guilt, Shame, and Other Affective Stressors	1
An Examination of Strength Socialization in Black Mother-Daughter Relationships	1
Thank You Black Feminism: Ten Strategies to Foster Radical Healing (for Healers and Those in Need of Healing)	1
“Looking Back, the Programs Kept Me Alive”: Women’s Impressions of Counseling for Intimate Partner Violence	1
Anticipatory Grief: Vulnerability and Resiliency in Encore Women	1
A Brief History of Feminist Psychology’s Contributions to Research: Inclusion, Intersections, Innovation	1
Celebrating the 50 ^th Anniversary of the American Psychological Association’s Committee on Women in Psychology	1
Feminist Therapy at The Intersection of Gender Diversity and Neurodiversity	1
Autoethnography of a Korean Dance/Movement Therapist’s Grief Process after Losing Father: “I Open My Eyes to See You”	1
Dance for Liberation: A Case Study for Addressing Han through a Traditional Korean Dance-Based Psychotherapy Approach	1
Empowering TNBGE and QTBIPOC Students through Clinical Group Practice in University Settings	1
Binding and Queer Embodiments: Rethinking the Moral Imperative of Body Positivity	1
Psychologists as Anti-Racist Change Agents on Campus: “What We Do Is More Important than What We Say or What We Say We Believe”	1
Recognizing and Challenging Size Privilege: A Primer for Mental Health Clinicians and Researchers	1
Why Am I A Woman? Or, Am I? Decolonizing White Feminism and the Latinx Woman Therapist in Academia	1