Culture Wars?
Intersectionality, Identities and Psychotherapy
Recorded Saturday 19 March 2022
With Dr Syed Azmatullah, Dominic Davies, Alex Drummond, Rima Hawkins, Noemi Lakmaier, Eduardo Peres, Michelle Ross, Joel Simpson, Erin Stevens and Dr Dwight Turner
CE Credits: 4 hours
In the context of our increasing awareness about power, privilege, race and gender politics in society, and the consulting room, Confer invites you to spend a day learning more about the concept of intersectionality, and how it impacts each of us. This event is an opportunity for psychotherapists of all modalities, genders, and sexualities to reflect on their own intersectional identities and how we might make better use of these similarities and differences within our practices.
READ MORE...Intersectionality has become a relatively new buzzword in therapy. The term was coined by an American law professor and activist, Kimberlé Crenshaw, to describe how our social and political identities combine to create different forms of discrimination and privilege depending on the contexts in which we find ourselves. These identities intersect to give us multiple advantages and disadvantages. These can be both empowering and oppressing. We will hear from some of the leading figures in the UK therapy scene who have been engaging with these issues personally and professionally.
CE – An optional certificate of attendance for up to 3 hours of CE, based on completion of a multiple choice questionnaire.
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FEES (USD)
Includes: 1 year’s access, test and CE Certificate of Attendance, subtitles and transcript
INDIVIDUAL
$78 (or $39 Confer member)
CE
A certificate of attendance may be applied for (4 hours CE) on the basis of passing a multiple choice questionnaire.
This Talk On Demand is accredited by:
- NBCC
This Talk On Demand is NOT accredited by the following organisations:
- ASWB
- NYSED (Psychology)
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SCHEDULE
00:06:27
Dr Dwight Turner
Exploring Intersectionality in Counselling and Psychotherapy
00:50:46
Q&A
00:57:57
Dr Syed Azmatullah
Towards Equality, Diversity and Inclusivity – Group Experiential Session
01:38:51
Intersections of Race and Ethnicity
02:02:41
Intersections of Age
02:25:32
Intersections of Class
02:53:57
Intersections of Ability & Impairment
03:14:21
All panel Q&A
04:26:05
End