Recognising our unconscious biases in the therapeutic space
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Sharing Stories, Support & Solidarity: A deep dive into recognising our unconscious biases in the therapeutic space
Tickets to this workshop are inclusive of the following:
LIVE attendance and engagement in the 6 part online workshop series (12 hours), a “continued resources” gift bag mailed to your home address in preparation for the workshop series (including a cloth bag, content workbook, art journal, drawing materials, pen and other treats), one complimentary follow up group information/supervision sessions facilitated by Tanya (online) and a Continued Professional Development certificate for attendance (12 hours in total + 1 hour of continued complimentary education/supervision) one follow up peer supervision session facilitated by Dr. Tanya Marie Silveira-Price.
Description:
This 6-part online professional development workshop series will be centred upon the importance of recognising unconscious biases in the therapeutic space (and beyond). This workshop series seeks to equip delegates with practical tools for supporting fellow practitioners and participants with diverse lived experiences through approaches to anti-oppressive practice. A reframing perspective will also be offered to recognise the potential strength of appropriately drawing upon challenging life experiences to authentically support clinical delivery and systemic decision making. Delegates will be encouraged to engage in practical learning in this workshop through discussion, musicking and visual art expression. The key concepts explored in this workshop include the impact of intersectionality, unconscious biases, oppression, privilege, and considerations for authentic allyship. Delegates will also be encouraged to more deeply consider their important role in advocacy within their various systemic positions.
Workshop Objectives:
1. Delegates will engage with multi-media (e.g. research papers, personal experiences and popular culture) to develop a holistic understanding of the impact of racialised biases in the therapeutic space
2. Delegates will gain a broader understanding of the unique challenges faced by People of Colour both within and beyond the therapeutic context
3. Delegates will engage in reflexive practice (arts-based and verbal) to reflect upon the unconscious biases that exist within them
4. Delegates will actively commence the learning/unlearning process of managing their biases in the therapeutic space
5. Delegates will develop practical tools for supporting fellow practitioners and participants with diverse lived experiences through approaches to anti-oppressive practice
Session Dates
Session 1: Saturday 2nd May (3-5pm Syd/Melb time)
Session 2: Saturday 9th May (3-5pm Syd/Melb time)
Session 3: Saturday 16th May (3-5pm Syd/Melb time)
Session 4: Saturday 23rd May (3-5pm Syd/Melb time)
Session 5: Saturday 30th May (3-5pm Syd/Melb time)
Session 6: Saturday 6th June (3-5pm Syd/Melb time)
Location
Online event access details will be provided by the event organiser