Health and politic The work around health including mental health, psychology, and self care have been deeply individualized under the colonial and neoliberal wellness culture. Most diagnoses and treatments in modern medicine are not based on the intersectional approach. They ignore reality. Instead they focus on and normalize the white cis hetero male body and psyche. Western science itself is and has been dominated by cis hetero normative white men, with all their biases. Holistic Approach There are some very sustainable influential resources such as Somatic Therapy, Art/Creative Therapy, Bodywork, Sexology Bodywork and Conscious Sexuality Practices (among many others). Those resources were inspired from old cultures, such as Indigenous and Black communities, but historically were colonized and stolen. Despite this fact, those same communities (who are the ones in most need) have less access to these resources in the time of colonization, post-colonization, capitalism, white supremacy, and all intersectional discrimination systems. Colonial dichotomies In many old cultures there was/is not a separation between body and mind. The binary thinking of existence resulted from the modern colonial system. This means that we are systematically and collectively dealing with consequences of colonial dichotomies of the rationalist mind-body split*. The lack of this awareness caused a lot of harm (among other things) to individual and collective well-being. This ignorance can be seen as well in the general hesitation to acknowledge the importance of collective mental health based on an intersectional approach. *Toward a Decolonial Feminism - María Lugones