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As a white-identified therapist, I’ve made it my mission to confront how privilege, circumstance, and power show up in my relationships, my practice, and my silence. This workshop is for practitioners who want to do the same to strengthen their work with individuals who may have differing identities from themselves.
Together, we’ll explore how systemic oppression shapes our work—and how we can unlearn harmful norms, embody accountability, and practice solidarity that’s real and rooted.
This space is interactive, reflective, and built with humility—not to offer answers, but to deepen the questions.
Open to all, with a focus on those with privilege seeking to engage meaningfully in anti-oppressive practice.
As a white-identified therapist, I’ve made it my mission to confront how privilege, circumstance, and power show up in my relationships, my practice, and my silence. This workshop is for practitioners who want to do the same to strengthen their work with individuals who may have differing identities from themselves.
Together, we’ll explore how systemic oppression shapes our work—and how we can unlearn harmful norms, embody accountability, and practice solidarity that’s real and rooted.
This space is interactive, reflective, and built with humility—not to offer answers, but to deepen the questions.
Open to all, with a focus on those with privilege seeking to engage meaningfully in anti-oppressive practice.