Workshops.
Topics Include:
BIPOC Mental Health Awareness and Strategies
My workshops provides a deep dive into the mental health challenges faced by BIPOC communities, examining the impact of historical and racial trauma. Participants will learn practical strategies to address these issues, integrate cultural competency into their practice, and foster healing within their communities.
Decolonizing Therapy Practices
In my workshops, mental health professionals are guided through the process of decolonizing their therapy practice. We challenge traditional Eurocentric models, encourage the incorporation of holistic and indigenous healing practices, and equip therapists with tools to provide culturally competent, anti-racist care.
Healing from Racial Trauma
My workshops offers tools and techniques for healing from racial trauma, helping participants reconnect with their ancestral roots and cultural practices to foster resilience, empowerment, and emotional well-being.
Pricing.
$1,500
Nonprofits/Educational Institutions
$2,500
For Profit/Corporations
$150
Per Participant (15 minimum)
Available Workshops.
This workshop will utilize the high-profile rap feud between Drake and Kendrick Lamar as a lens to explore critical issues within the Black community.
In this thought-provoking session, we will dissect and analyze the complexities of colorism, colonialism, and collective trauma, shedding light on the intersections of race, identity, and oppression. Through engaging discussions and interactive activities, participants will gain a deeper understanding of the divisive forces at play within Black culture and society.
From the detrimental impact of historical legacies to the nuances of individualism versus collectivism, we will challenge conventional narratives and explore pathways to liberation and authentic identity. Drawing upon clinical interventions and real-world examples, attendees will leave equipped with practical strategies to navigate these complex dynamics and foster true authenticity within themselves and their communities.
Duration: 2 Hours
Journey to Freedom: Cultivating Cultural Responsiveness in BIPOC Care is an essential workshop for clinicians, healthcare providers, and advocates committed to improving treatment outcomes for BIPOC communities. Participants will explore the concept of cultural responsiveness and how it transcends traditional cultural competence by centering the lived experiences of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC). We will also address systemic issues that hinder effective care and discuss actionable solutions and interventions designed to uplift and support BIPOC individuals in mental health and healthcare settings.
This workshop will also provide guidance for clinicians who do not identify as BIPOC or QTBIPOC, helping them cultivate a culturally responsive practice that is empathetic, equitable, and anti-racist. By the end of this workshop, participants will be equipped with the knowledge and tools necessary to break down systemic barriers and contribute to the collective liberation of marginalized communities.
Duration: 1 Hour
This powerful workshop, Racial Trauma & Mental Health: The Impact of Current & Historic Trauma on Mental Health & Wellness, delves into the pervasive and deeply rooted effects of racial trauma on the mental health and wellness of BIPOC communities. Participants will begin by exploring the definitions of trauma and racial trauma, followed by an in-depth analysis of systems of oppression and marginalization that contribute to the ongoing trauma experienced by BIPOC individuals. We will uncover the multiple layers of trauma within these communities and examine the far-reaching consequences on mental health and overall well-being.
The workshop will also introduce the concept of cultural responsiveness as a critical tool for clinicians and mental health professionals. Participants will engage in discussions on solutions and interventions aimed at addressing racial trauma and promoting healing in BIPOC communities. This workshop is ideal for those looking to deepen their understanding of racial trauma and its profound impact on mental health, while gaining practical skills to support resilience and wellness in those affected.
Duration: 1 Hour
Driven to Division explores the complex dynamics between heterosexual cisgendered Black men and women, examining the historical and systemic factors that have influenced these relationships. The workshop focuses on the lasting impact of slavery on the Black family structure, tracing how this legacy has contributed to contemporary challenges faced by Black men and women in their romantic, familial, and societal roles.
Participants will engage in critical discussions that unpack the trauma, resilience, and cultural narratives that have shaped Black relationships, while exploring strategies for healing, reconnection, and unity. This workshop is essential for those seeking to better understand the intersection of race, gender, and history in shaping the experiences of Black men and women, and to promote stronger, healthier connections within the Black community.
Duration: 1 Hour
This transformative workshop, Silent No More: The Practice of Antiracism, is designed to empower participants to confront and dismantle systemic racism. Through critical exploration and open dialogue, we will define racism, explore the intricacies of white privilege, and unpack the concept of white fragility. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of cultural competence and engage in meaningful antiracism work, equipping them to challenge and interrupt harmful narratives and practices. Additionally, we will delve into the complexities of parenting Black, Indigenous, and Children of Color (BIPOC), providing tools and strategies for raising resilient, empowered individuals in a society steeped in inequality.
This workshop is for individuals ready to break the silence, confront their own biases, and become active participants in the fight against racism. Join us in this collective journey towards building a more just and equitable world.
Duration: 2 Hours
Decolonizing Your Therapy is a transformative workshop aimed at mental health professionals who are committed to challenging traditional, Eurocentric models of therapy that often fail to meet the unique needs of BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, and other marginalized populations. Participants will learn to embrace cultural competency by integrating the cultural, spiritual, and historical contexts of their clients' experiences into the therapeutic process, ensuring that treatment is more inclusive and relevant.
This workshop will also address the inherent power dynamics within the therapist-client relationship, offering strategies for creating a more collaborative and empowering environment that respects the client's autonomy. A strong emphasis will be placed on the therapist's commitment to anti-racism, requiring ongoing education about race, privilege, and systemic oppression to build a safe and affirming therapeutic space. Finally, participants will explore the integration of indigenous and ancestral wisdom, using holistic healing practices that align with their clients' cultural identities and backgrounds.
This workshop is essential for clinicians who want to move beyond traditional norms and reimagine therapy as a tool for liberation, healing, and empowerment.
Duration: 1 Hour