⅓ of the group’s proceeds goes to support the #TreatmentNotTrauma campaign

WHY: The purpose of the group is to deepen anti-racist clinical practice among white-identified clinicians and build community for speaking out against white supremacy culture. 

This group was developed by Marion Malcome, LCSW and Briton Holmberg, LCSW, four years ago, as an answer to the lack of anti-racist training (more specifically, training with a focus on mindfulness and embodied self-work, rather than work based in academia and intellectualization) within the mental health field.

The group aims to explicitly center the BIPOC experience in both curriculum and discussion of impact, while also providing a space for white-identified clinicians to integrate anti-racist principles and practices into their worldview without placing the burden on folks of color to educate and hold space for that learning/unlearning. 

CURRICULUM includes the following topics: tendencies of white dominant culture, racial identity development, allyship/co-conspirator-ship, tools for interrupting racist ideas/comments in therapy and within organizations, clinical supervision, alternatives to calling the police during mental health crises, and internalized racism. Discussion and activities will support participants to put anti-racist values into action, both personally and clinically.

CEUs: 15 hours