Description

This workshop is designed to examine power and marginalization through a social identity lens and how dominant socialization discourse has limited us within a U.S. centric psychology. We will also identify how the body is integral in healing intergenerational trauma both as oppressor and oppressed. And finally, we will highlight broader liberatory practices that disavow structures that keep White supremacy in place; and how truth and attuned responsiveness can reconnect us to ourselves and the interdependent communities we live in.

Learning Objectives

• Identify two differences between a foundational multicultural framework and a critical conceptual framework that combats white supremacy when addressing racial affect in clients.
• Identify three concepts that decolonize U.S. centric psychological understanding.

CE Credits

1 Credit

Target Audience

Psychologists and Allied Mental Health Professionals

Instructional Level

Introductory | Intermediate | Advanced

Presenters

Expanded presenter biographies can be found on the course event page (see below)

• Michele D. Ribeiro, EdD, ABPP, CGP

Presenter Conflict of Interest Disclosure

Author and Editor of two books which they will highlight in their resources list.

Cost

Free to SCP members and non-SCP members