Attendees will be able to identify systems of oppression and what maintains them. Learn how you and your profession can act to work towards dismantling these systems. Learn how politics and norms normalize and maintain these oppressive systems. Attendees will learn how the concept of intersectionality intersects to create unique dynamics of effect. Examine your social identity and how those identities shape your lived experiences. Explore the social constructs of privilege and oppression in personal & professional experiences. Participants will identify or name systems or polices that are in some ways harmful to groups that are marginalized.
A directive, client-centered counselling style that aims to help clients explore and resolve their ambivalence about behavior change. It combines
This presentation is for intermediate and advanced social work clinicians. The goal here is to increase our awareness of this
It may be easy for psychotherapists to overlook or avoid addressing our clients’ spirituality and religion in psychotherapy. Such issues
This presentation on Practice Theories is intended for Master level and Advanced Social work Clinicians who work directly with consumers
