Alicia del Prado Ph.D.

About

Alicia Del Prado, Ph.D., is a tenured associate professor at the Wright Institute in Berkeley, CA. A licensed counseling psychologist, Dr. del Prado also has a private practice in Danville. She publishes in the area of multicultural psychology and recently co-authored It's Time to Talk (And Listen): How to Have Constructive Conversations about Race, Class, Sexuality, Ability, and Gender in a Polarized World. Dr. del Prado is co-founder of the Asian American Psychology Association’s (AAPA) Division on Asian Americans with Multiple Heritages (DoAAMH) and former co-chair of the DoAAMH and AAPA's Division on Filipino Americans.

Books by Alicia del Prado Ph.D.

Recent Posts

The Meaning of Kamala Harris for the Multiracial Community

Kamala Harris' candidacy is monumental for multiracial women. Having role models that "look like you" empowers youth.

Kamala Harris' candidacy is monumental for multiracial women. Having role models that "look like you" empowers youth.

A Mother’s Day Gift to Yourself

Is your sex life being impacted during this era of COVID-19? Here are some practical tips for women for enhancing your sexual intimacy.

Is your sex life being impacted during this era of COVID-19? Here are some practical tips for women for enhancing your sexual intimacy.

Stay Proud: Being Asian American Is a Good Thing

Surprised by the increase in racism against Asians? Sadly, it is not new. Let's replace the "perpetual foreigner" stereotype once and for all.

Surprised by the increase in racism against Asians? Sadly, it is not new. Let's replace the "perpetual foreigner" stereotype once and for all.

Home for the Holidays?

The holidays are here. Gather around the dinner table—and speak meaningfully about tough topics with those you love.

The holidays are here. Gather around the dinner table—and speak meaningfully about tough topics with those you love.

Growing up Multiracial

Do you want to help your multiracial child foster a positive self-esteem? Learn how to be affirmative of your child's multiracial identity as they grow and change.

Do you want to help your multiracial child foster a positive self-esteem? Learn how to be affirmative of your child's multiracial identity as they grow and change.

What Color Is a Filipina?

Colorism favors lighter skin over darker skin. While shopping for groceries, why are Filipino Americans encountering colorism?

Colorism favors lighter skin over darker skin. While shopping for groceries, why are Filipino Americans encountering colorism?

Miscarriage: The Unspoken Loss

The lack of discussion about miscarriage can contribute to women feeling alone, muted, and stigmatized about an experience that is not their fault.

The lack of discussion about miscarriage can contribute to women feeling alone, muted, and stigmatized about an experience that is not their fault.