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Many opportunities to learn personally and professionally

It's ok not to know... at first.  It's ok to be afraid.  Becoming an anti-racist is a journey that involves a lot of self inquiry and exploration so that you can navigate the multiple truths of power and privilege.  It requires humility and willingness to stretch past your comfort zone.  Challenge the conditioning that we all learn from living in the United States. Becoming an anti-racist applies to all white people as well as BIPOC individuals and clinicians.  BIPOC individuals can also not have an anti-racist lens because they have internalized the racism of the larger society.  
Options for Trainings:
  1. Take anti-racism self assessment survey here 
  2. Check out anti-racism resource page (centering therapists) and read articles, watch videos, etc.
  3. Check out general anti-racism resource page and read articles, watch videos, etc.  
  4. Join the antiracism revolution membership. Learn more here.
  5. Looking to schedule a training for your team or organization read more here about options. 
  6. Want to do your own learning with your team? Purchase 3 hour video that is primer on anti-racism and calling people into conversation.  Email Dr. Edmond if interested in purchasing.
  7. Want individual coaching/consultation? email Dr. Edmond to schedule.
  8. Not sure where to begin with training, schedule a 15 minute consultation call with Dr. Edmond.

Where are you on this antiracism Journey? What keeps you engaging? Who are you accountable to? What are you willing to risk in order to work towards collective liberation?

Join the Antiracism Revolution membership community where new live and recorded workshops are available every month to support you on your journey and you can engage with a range of people who are aspiring and devoted antiracists.  Also give you access to yoga and meditation recordings and many different ways to build the muscle of antiracism. 
White and BIPOC affinity spaces as well!

Where do you still need to learn, heal, awaken? Why not do it in community?
picture credit to anneliese Singh, Phd in Racial Healing handbook

register for upcoming workshops

moving from racial awareness to antiracism in therapy room

This workshop will explore the differences between cultural competence and racial awareness in comparison to cultural humility and taking an antiracist lens in the therapy room.  We will explore the legacy of white body supremacy and developing an anti-racism lens in clinical and personal life.  Will explore being a racial being and concepts such as white privilege, critical race theory, implicit bias and more subtle forms of racism.  Participants will be able to conceptualize racism and anti-blackness culture as a form of racial trauma and how that lives in the body and can show up differently in the therapy room.  We will work to deconstruct therapy models that center white body supremacy and how to hold space for collective rage and grief with clients and colleagues.  This anti-racism model will take a mindfulness based approach to invite in curiosity and an embodied experience.  It is an interactive workshop series that uses multimedia format to encourage processing in different ways.

Led by Dr. Nathalie Edmond
Included in premium membership of Antiracism Revolution and recording will be there as well.
Learn more about membership

Cost: $90 Early Bird pricing until June 14th. Registration available until June 27th.
​www.eventbrite.com/e/antiracism-in-therapy-room-tickets-333825209187

Rutgers Center of Alcohol & Substance Use Studies and Mindful & Multicultural Counseling are cosponsors of this program. This cosponsorship has been approved by NBCC. Rutgers Center of Alcohol & Substance Use Studies is an NBCC approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP #6619. The ACEP is solely responsible for this program, including awarding NBCC credit.
The training has been approved for 3 CEs: L/CADC, CPRS, LPC, NJ Social Workers, and by APA for psychologists

What do you know about critical race theory?

Antiracism Workshops: Deepening Conversations about Race
Working towards healing racial harm and seeing everyone as racial beings

  • Workshops are informed by black feminist ideas, black buddhist teachers, antiracist teachers, our ancestors, personal work and hundreds of hours of leading antiracism trainings
  • Workshops tend to balance discernment and action; being in our heads and being in our bodies; listening and sharing
  • In small group environment that is trauma informed and inclusive we explore:
    • ourselves as racial beings with intersectional identities (consciousness raising)
    • notice the places we are cut off, numb or overwhelmed
    • explore love, shame and rage and all the other feelings that arise
    • and build capacity/skills/muscle to invite others into conversation and move beyond your comfort zone
    • racial justice as a spiritual practice working towards collective liberation
  • Pre-work for session are podcasts below.  
  • Through an attitude of mindfulness and compassion and accountability we deepen conversations on white body supremacy as a system/culture, white privilege, critical race theory, power analysis, anti-racism lens, anti-blackness culture; tendency to other people; calling people in to conversations, intersectionality of identities; case for reparations; what can you do in your circle of influence
  • Podcasts to listen to for session: 



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pre-recorded trainings WITH DR. eDMOND

Antiracism webinars available for purchase (3 hours)
Intro to Antiracism Webinar 1  Spring 2021 (1 hr 15 minutes)
Antiracism webinar 2 (1 hr 45 minutes) from fall 2020

Meditation for everyone

Check out videos on youtube channel.  Every day is a different practice.  Supporting you in balancing being and doing modes in your life.  Hope to see you in an upcoming workshop

resources:

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