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Mentors: Paulo Ribeiro on Disability, Relational Accessibility and the Art of Supervision
CourseIn this episode of Mentors, Dr Anne-Sophie Bammens speaks with Paulo Ribeiro about blindness, disability and supervision, exploring relational accessibility, mentorship, and how curiosity and connection can transform therapeutic practice.
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Mentors: Eugene Ellis on Staying With Race in Psychotherapy Training and the Role of the Nervous System
CourseBAATN founder Eugene Ellis speaks about race, psychotherapy training and the nervous system, exploring community, mentorship and staying present with racial discomfort, and why Black and Brown therapists are needed in the profession.
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Mentors: Dr Frances Basset on Examining Whiteness in Anti-Racism Work: Moving Beyond Guilt Towards Accountability and Action
CourseDr Frances Basset joins us to explore why anti-racist practice is ongoing work, the difference between discomfort and being unsafe, and the importance of moving beyond shame and guilt towards accountability and action.
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Mentors: Robert Downes on Embodying anti-racist practice as an ongoing project
CourseIn this episode, Robert Downes discusses the importance of disruption and radical inclusion in psychotherapy, and explores what is required of white therapists to actively engage in anti-racist practice.
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Mentors: Dr Isha McKenzie-Mavinga on Recognition Trauma: Making Space for the Trauma of Anti-Black Racism
CourseDr Anne-Sophie speaks with Dr Isha McKenzie-Mavinga about recognition trauma, anti-Black racism in psychotherapy, and why counselling and psychotherapy training must create space to recognise, understand and address its impact.
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Mentors: Foluke Taylor on the Importance of Black Feminisms in Training
CourseFoluke Taylor explores how Black feminist thought can enrich counselling training by widening whose knowledge counts, deepening our understanding of care, and offering “otherwise” ways of knowing, being, and relating that speak to the heart of AOP.
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