Workshops and Trainings | Inclusive Therapists Shop https://inclusivetherapists.store Support a Simpler, Safer Way to Find Mental Health Care Thu, 31 Aug 2023 20:20:57 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.7 https://i0.wp.com/inclusivetherapists.store/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/cropped-logo-textured.png?fit=32%2C32&ssl=1 Workshops and Trainings | Inclusive Therapists Shop https://inclusivetherapists.store 32 32 199982581 Intro to Disability Justice for Mental Health Providers CEU Training https://inclusivetherapists.store/product/intro-to-disability-justice-for-mental-health-providers-ceu-training/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=intro-to-disability-justice-for-mental-health-providers-ceu-training Thu, 31 Aug 2023 20:04:21 +0000 https://inclusivetherapists.store/?post_type=product&p=11963 1.0 CEU Certificate included

Online Video Training presented by Jazz Bell. Facilitated by Melody Li, LMFT.

Subtitles are available.
 
 

About The Training

Are you a therapist or mental health provider that wants to learn about and embody Disability Justice, but are unsure how to start? This training is for you.

In this training, participants will learn about key events and concepts within Disability history. We will identify and differentiate between 4 models of Disability: medical, social, rights, and justice. Together, we will explore the the 10 Principles of Disability Justice and their applications for mental health providers.
 
 

Who This Training is For

This training is designed for mental health and wellness professionals as it includes clinical content. It is also suitable for anyone interested in mental wellness and social justice.  
 

Investment Options

General: $40 per participant Students: 20% off with coupon code: learners20 Sponsored trainings are available: If you are a Black/ African American/ Indigenous learner, please get in touch with us.
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At the conclusion of this training, participants will be able to:

  1. Identify and describe models of Disability
  2. Outline key events and concepts within Disability history in the United States
  3. List the 10 Principles of Disability Justice and their applications for mental health providers

 

About the Presenters

Jazz Bell

Jazz Bell - A portrait of a fat and cute human with light skin and dark hair in a bun on the top of their head. Two strands of hair frame their face. They are wearing glasses, a rose gold flower crown, a red floral hairpin, and silver leaf earrings. They have on bright red eyeshadow, yellow paint on their face, a painted beard and unibrow, and their lipstick fades from yellow in the center to dark red on the edges. They are looking directly at the viewer.

Jazz Bell (they/them) is a multidimensional professional offering Arts & Consulting services.

They explore Disability Justice, Accessibility, LGBTQIA+ Justice, Sex Positivity, and Fat Liberation through visual art & graphic design, poetry & writing, vocal performance, consulting, speaking engagements, and more.

 

Melody Li, LMFT

Melody Li LMFT Mental Health Liberation Inclusive TherapistsMelody Li (they/佢) is a queer therapist of Color, speaker, consultant, and mental health justice activist.

They founded Inclusive Therapists: a social justice-oriented mental health directory & community that celebrates the power and centers the needs of BIPOC, LGBTQIA2S+, and marginalized communities.

They also founded Mental Health Liberation, a non-profit bridging Black, Indigenous and People of Color with free, quality therapy and empowering Clinicians of Color.

Melody offers collective care and education focusing on decolonizing mental health and healing racialized trauma.

 

 

Presenters are approved to offer CEU trainings in accordance to:

LPC: TX Administrative Code 681.142

LMFT: TX Administrative Code 801.264

LCSW: TX Administrative Code 781.511 (c)

Psychologists: TX Administrative Code 461.11 (b)

Will my board accept the CEUs?

Most but not all mental health professional regulatory boards accept out-of-state (Texas) and/ or online continuing education hours.  CEUs are  not “accredited” by national boards.

Before purchasing, please first check with your state or provincial board for clarification on regulations, and the number of hours that you can earn through online courses.

CEU certificates are non-refundable for any reason.

 

Refund policy:

Online trainings are non-refundable. Please ask all questions before purchasing.

]]> 11963 Releasing Sexual Shame as Liberatory Practice CEU Training https://inclusivetherapists.store/product/releasing-sexual-shame-as-liberatory-practice-ceu-training/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=releasing-sexual-shame-as-liberatory-practice-ceu-training Thu, 31 Aug 2023 19:55:55 +0000 https://inclusivetherapists.store/?post_type=product&p=11960 1.0 CEU Certificate included

Online Video Training presented by Dr. Nikki Coleman. Facilitated by Melody Li, LMFT.

Subtitles are available.
 
 

About The Training

This training will deepen your about understanding the role of internalized sexual shame and therapeutic interventions to facilitate the release of said shame. The population of focus are Black women, femmes, and non-binary folks. Becoming sexually liberated facilitates living authentically across multiple areas of our lives, in turn fostering greater joy, connection, and liberation. Being socialized in a sex negative culture results in us internalizing shame about our sexuality, sexual desires, and acceptable sexual behaviors. The training will discuss primary sources of sexual shame: family, peers, religion, healthcare, and media. Specifically, how these sources of shame are rooted in sociocultural contexts around race/ethnic identities, cultural norms, and sociopolitical oppressive norms will be highlighted. Living in greater alignment with our sexuality requires intentionality, care, and focus. Therapy can be a brave space to facilitate unpacking and undoing internalized sexual shame. We will discuss ways to establish a sex positive and accepting therapeutic space to support this empowering process.
 
 

Who This Training is For

This training is designed for mental health and wellness professionals as it includes clinical content. It is also suitable for anyone interested in mental wellness and social justice.  
 

Investment Options

General: $40 per participant Students: 20% off with coupon code: learners20 Sponsored trainings are available: If you are a Black/ African American/ Indigenous learner, please get in touch with us.
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At the conclusion of this training, participants will be able to:

  1. Identify major sources of sexual shame for Black women and non-binary folks.
  2. Apply ways to create a sex positive and brave space for clients to share sexual content in therapy.
  3. Develop a working understanding of how to help clients identify their sources of sexual shame.

 

About the Presenters

DR. NIKKI COLEMAN

Dr. Nikki Coleman, a Black woman with chin-length curls smiling with hands on hips standing in front of white background, wearing gold top with large white polkadots and gold hoop earringsM. Nicole (Nikki) Coleman (she/her) earned her Ph.D. from the APA-accredited Counseling Psychology program at the University of Missouri-Columbia in 2002. Dr. Nikki was a faculty member in the Counseling Psychology program at the Carnegie-ranked University of Houston (UH) from 2005 – 2019 where she gained tenure and was promoted to the rank of Associate Professor in 2011. She has been licensed as a psychologist in Texas since 2008.

In 2019, after a long and successful career in academia she made a pivot to corporate healthcare setting as a DEI trainer and consultant. In 2021, she left that job to become a full-time practitioner and business owner. Dr. Nikki Knows is a practice that focuses on the relational and sexual wellness of Black folx and racial equity consultation and training for small to mid-size organizations.

Dr. Nikki’s mantra is: Pleasure is my birthright, and works to imbue that to her clients.

 

Melody Li, LMFT

Melody Li LMFT Mental Health Liberation Inclusive TherapistsMelody Li (they/佢) is a queer therapist of Color, speaker, consultant, and mental health justice activist.

They founded Inclusive Therapists: a social justice-oriented mental health directory & community that celebrates the power and centers the needs of BIPOC, LGBTQIA2S+, and marginalized communities.

They also founded Mental Health Liberation, a non-profit bridging Black, Indigenous and People of Color with free, quality therapy and empowering Clinicians of Color.

Melody offers collective care and education focusing on decolonizing mental health and healing racialized trauma.

 

 

Presenters are approved to offer CEU trainings in accordance to:

LPC: TX Administrative Code 681.142

LMFT: TX Administrative Code 801.264

LCSW: TX Administrative Code 781.511 (c)

Psychologists: TX Administrative Code 461.11 (b)

Will my board accept the CEUs?

Most but not all mental health professional regulatory boards accept out-of-state (Texas) and/ or online continuing education hours.  CEUs are  not “accredited” by national boards.

Before purchasing, please first check with your state or provincial board for clarification on regulations, and the number of hours that you can earn through online courses.

CEU certificates are non-refundable for any reason.

 

Refund policy:

Online trainings are non-refundable. Please ask all questions before purchasing.

]]> 11960 Anti-Blackness as Anti-Transness: This is Our Fight CEU Training https://inclusivetherapists.store/product/anti-blackness-as-anti-transness-ceu-training/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=anti-blackness-as-anti-transness-ceu-training Thu, 31 Aug 2023 19:13:55 +0000 https://inclusivetherapists.store/?post_type=product&p=11951 1.0 CEU Certificate included

Online Video Training presented by KB Brookins. Facilitated by Melody Li, LMFT.

Subtitles are available.
 
 

About The Training

Anti-Blackness and Trans antagonism are both large issues in the American landscape. Because of this, it is important that mental health workers know definitions of these terms, the history of them in the mental health field, and how they can go about providing exceptional care to both Black and Trans patients, service-users, and clients.

In this training, award-winning author and cultural worker KB Brookins will guide participants through these very things — while discussing the similarities between both demographics’ plights. This training aims to educate and galvanize mental health workers to stop the legacy of mistreatment of Black and Trans people and work towards a field that is accessible to all.

 
 

Who This Training is For

This training is designed for mental health and wellness professionals as it includes clinical content. It is also suitable for anyone interested in mental wellness and social justice.  
 

Investment Options

General: $40 per participant Students: 20% off with coupon code: learners20 Sponsored trainings are available: If you are a Black/ African American/ Indigenous learner, please get in touch with us.
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At the conclusion of this training, participants will be able to:

  1. Define ways to apply knowledge of the history of anti-Blackness and anti-Transness in America to clinical and community work
  2. Define ways to stop anti-Blackness and anti-Transness in the mental health field
  3. Identify ways to create more brave and inclusive spaces for Black and Trans patients, clients and service-users
  4. Identify ways to dialogue about issues of anti-Blackness and anti-Transness with colleagues

 

About the Presenters

KB Brookins

Photo of KB (they/them), a Black/queer/transmasculine person standing in front of green foliage looking towards the left with slight smile, brown hair tied in a bun, wearing glasses, a black shirt with orange tie-dye with printed text "being emotionally manipulative isn't very punk rock of you".KB Brookins (they/them) is a Black/queer/transmasculine poet, essayist, and cultural worker from Fort Worth, Texas. Their writing is published in poets.org, Huffington Post, American Poetry Review, Teen Vogue, and elsewhere. KB is the author of How To Identify Yourself with a Wound (Kallisto Gaia Press, 2022) and Freedom House (Deep Vellum Publishing, forthcoming 2023). They have earned fellowships and honors from PEN America, Broadway Advocacy Coalition, Lambda Literary, and The Watering Hole among others. Their poem, “Good Grief”, won the Academy of American Poets 2022 Treehouse Climate Action Poem Prize.

KB’s cultural work spans seven years. In that time, they founded and led two nonprofits (Interfaces and Embrace Austin) and contributed to many initiatives, such as Austin’s first LGBTQIA+ quality of life survey, inclusion of chosen names on the University of Texas at Austin diplomas, and serving as Project Lead for the Winter Storm Project. Currently, they are a board member with Ground Floor Theatre; community advisory board member with Texas PRIDE Health; MFA candidate with the New Writers Project at The University of Texas at Austin; and offer freelance arts and consulting services.

Follow them online at @earthtokb, and subscribe to their sporadic opinions/updates through their newsletter, Out of This World.

 

Melody Li, LMFT

Melody Li LMFT Mental Health Liberation Inclusive TherapistsMelody Li (they/佢) is a queer therapist of Color, speaker, consultant, and mental health justice activist.

They founded Inclusive Therapists: a social justice-oriented mental health directory & community that celebrates the power and centers the needs of BIPOC, LGBTQIA2S+, and marginalized communities.

They also founded Mental Health Liberation, a non-profit bridging Black, Indigenous and People of Color with free, quality therapy and empowering Clinicians of Color.

Melody offers collective care and education focusing on decolonizing mental health and healing racialized trauma.

 

 

Presenters are approved to offer CEU trainings in accordance to:

LPC: TX Administrative Code 681.142

LMFT: TX Administrative Code 801.264

LCSW: TX Administrative Code 781.511 (c)

Psychologists: TX Administrative Code 461.11 (b)

Will my board accept the CEUs?

Most but not all mental health professional regulatory boards accept out-of-state (Texas) and/ or online continuing education hours.  CEUs are  not “accredited” by national boards.

Before purchasing, please first check with your state or provincial board for clarification on regulations, and the number of hours that you can earn through online courses.

CEU certificates are non-refundable for any reason.

 

Refund policy:

Online trainings are non-refundable. Please ask all questions before purchasing.

]]> 11951 Food Justice, Nutrition and Mental Health In the Black Community CEU Training https://inclusivetherapists.store/product/food-justice-nutrition-and-mental-health-black-community/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=food-justice-nutrition-and-mental-health-black-community Fri, 07 Oct 2022 22:07:11 +0000 https://inclusivetherapists.store/?post_type=product&p=10024 1.0 CEU Certificate included

Online Video Training presented by Reynelda Jones, LMSW-C. Facilitated by Melody Li, LMFT.

Subtitles are available.
 
 

About The Training

In this training, participants will be introduced to the terms food justice and food insecurity. Research shows a significant link between brain health and nutrition. However, food insecurity and food injustice are barriers to  emotional and whole-body wellness and nutritional lifestyles that may be beneficial in the Black community.
Participants will learn to identify food injustice, the systemic issues and negative implications food injustice plays in the  Black community, as well as, explore how to connect with communities to advocate for adequate nutrition and reduce mental health symptoms.
 
 

Who This Training is For

This training is designed for mental health and wellness professionals as it includes clinical content. It is also suitable for anyone interested in mental wellness and social justice.  
 

Investment Options

General: $40 per participant Students: 20% off with coupon code: learners20 Sponsored trainings are available: If you are a Black/ African American/ Indigenous learner, please get in touch with us.
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At the conclusion of this training, participants will be able to:

  1. Identify how nutrition is linked to emotional wellness, physical wellness and resilience in the Black community
  2. Identify 3 dietary lifestyles and how they are impacted by food justice
  3. Identify food injustice and food insecurity in Black the community
  4. Formulate intervention methods to encourage food justice

 

About the Presenters

Reynelda Jones, LCSW

Reynelda Jones, LCSWReynelda Jones is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor, Acupuncture Detoxification Specialist, Certified Integrative Mental Health Professional. She is also a public speaker and the author of the Worthy of Royalty Self-Care product line and the Co-author of Glowing Up In Private Practice e-Book. Currently, she provides individual counseling at her private practice, A Solution B, LLC located in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

Ms. Jones specializes in treating women struggling with chronic stress, anxiety, behaviors and symptoms related to traumatic experiences using traditional talk therapy infused with holistic approaches related to nutritional therapy and environmental wellness for physical and emotional health.

She also provides clinical supervision to recent graduates. She is also a member/Co-Owner of the Grand Rapids Food Cooperative. She has been featured on Therapy For Black Girls, Women At Risk International (WAR), ToastFried, Bustle Magazine, Natural Awakenings Magazine and more.

 

Melody Li, LMFT

Melody Li LMFT Mental Health Liberation Inclusive TherapistsMelody Li (they/佢) is a queer therapist of Color, speaker, consultant, and mental health justice activist.

They founded Inclusive Therapists: a social justice-oriented mental health directory & community that celebrates the power and centers the needs of BIPOC, LGBTQIA2S+, and marginalized communities.

They also founded Mental Health Liberation, a non-profit bridging Black, Indigenous and People of Color with free, quality therapy and empowering Clinicians of Color.

Melody offers collective care and education focusing on decolonizing mental health and healing racialized trauma.

 

 

Presenters are approved to offer CEU trainings in accordance to:

LPC: TX Administrative Code 681.142

LMFT: TX Administrative Code 801.264

LCSW: TX Administrative Code 781.511 (c)

Psychologists: TX Administrative Code 461.11 (b)

Will my board accept the CEUs?

Most but not all mental health professional regulatory boards accept out-of-state (Texas) and/ or online continuing education hours.  CEUs are  not “accredited” by national boards.

Before purchasing, please first check with your state or provincial board for clarification on regulations, and the number of hours that you can earn through online courses.

CEU certificates are non-refundable for any reason.

Refund policy:

Online trainings are non-refundable. Please ask all questions before purchasing.

]]> 10024 Cultivating Kink-Affirming Practice CEU Training https://inclusivetherapists.store/product/kink-affirming-practice-ceu-training/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=kink-affirming-practice-ceu-training Sun, 08 Aug 2021 21:22:49 +0000 https://inclusivetherapists.store/?post_type=product&p=9250 1.0 CEU Certificate included

Online Video Training presented by Samar Poorlakani, LPC and Jami Lynn Bula, LPC, LMFT. Facilitated by Melody Li, LMFT.

Subtitles are available.
 
 

About The Training

Let’s dip into the world of kink! In community, we will explore ways to cultivate kink-affirming practices. Shedding shame and stigma begins with examining our internalized biases as providers. Together, we’ll discover ways to support kinky service-users desiring safe and pleasure-filled BDSM journeys. Whether you’re new to kink or a secret sub-leaning switch, let’s learn to empower us and kinky service-users to find inclusive and playful spaces that honor our diverse bodies and full beings. From a trauma-informed and sex-positive place, we will share lived-knowledge, debunk myths, and hold intersectionally-minded dialogue.
 
 

Who This Training is For

This training is designed for mental health and wellness professionals as it includes clinical content. It is also suitable for anyone interested in mental wellness and social justice.
 

Investment Options

General: $40 per participant Students: 20% off with coupon code: learners20 Sponsored trainings are available: If you are a Black/ African American/ Indigenous learner, please get in touch with us.
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At the conclusion of this training, participants will be able to:

  1. Explain basic kink/BSDM definitions and terminology, and roles that boundary setting, communication and consent play in creating safe, kink-affirming spaces
  2. Describe at least one way to seek safe, kink-affirming spaces
  3. Analyze the impacts of kink and power-play from an intersectional lens
  4. Identify at least one way to decrease kink-related shame and stigma in therapeutic relationships
  5. Describe at least one way to empower service-users to advocate for their safety and pleasure

 

About the Presenters

Samar Poorlakani, MA, LPC

Samar Poorlakani, MA, LPC (she/her) has many identities—Persian, Muslim, disabled, queer, kinky, polyamorous… to name a few. Samar is a sex-positive psychotherapist in private practice and a globetrotting Spoonie with Narcolepsy with Cataplexy, Lupus, Fibromyalgia, and OCD. She strives to embrace radical authenticity, vulnerability, and self-love while navigating her personal life and professional life in Austin, Texas with her two flat-faced fur children, Severus and Lily.

 

Jami Lynn Bula, LPC, LMFTJami Lynn Bula, LPC, LMFT (she/her) is a queer, kinky, ethically non-monogamous Shakta Tantric yogi. Jami Lynn is a sex-positive relationship therapist and educator. She founded the company Practice Intimacy to share free education and tools with anyone trying to build satisfying relationships and an amazing sex-life. When not seeing clients or making educational videos, Jami Lynn can be found playing mermaid at Barton Springs or playing kitten in a dungeon.

 

Melody Li LMFT Mental Health Liberation Inclusive TherapistsMelody Li (they/佢) is a queer therapist of Color, speaker, consultant, and mental health justice activist.

They founded Inclusive Therapists: a social justice-oriented mental health directory & community that celebrates the power and centers the needs of BIPOC, LGBTQIA2S+, and marginalized communities.

They also founded Mental Health Liberation, a non-profit bridging Black, Indigenous and People of Color with free, quality therapy and empowering Clinicians of Color.

Melody offers collective care and education focusing on decolonizing mental health and healing racialized trauma.

 

 

Presenters are approved to offer CEU trainings in accordance to:

LPC: TX Administrative Code 681.142

LMFT: TX Administrative Code 801.264

LCSW: TX Administrative Code 781.511 (c)

Psychologists: TX Administrative Code 461.11 (b)

Will my board accept the CEUs?

Most but not all mental health professional regulatory boards accept out-of-state (Texas) and/ or online continuing education hours.  CEUs are  not “accredited” by national boards.

Before purchasing, please first check with your state or provincial board for clarification on regulations, and the number of hours that you can earn through online courses.

CEU certificates are non-refundable for any reason.

Refund policy:

Online trainings are non-refundable. Please ask all questions before purchasing.

]]> 9250 Tending to Incarceration Trauma CEU Training https://inclusivetherapists.store/product/tending-to-incarceration-trauma-ceu-training/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=tending-to-incarceration-trauma-ceu-training Sun, 27 Jun 2021 20:08:57 +0000 https://inclusivetherapists.store/?post_type=product&p=9058 Tending to Incarceration Trauma

Moving from punishment to love, redemption & accountability

1.0 CEU included

Online Video Training presented by Alice Mills Mai, LMHC, LPPC, NCC. Facilitated by Melody Li, LMFT.

Subtitles are available.
 
 

About The Training

On any given day, there are about 2.2 million individuals behind bars. Data released by the Prison Policy Initiative (2019) indicated that incarceration rates in the United States are at an all-time high with the U.S. leading the world’s incarceration rate. Incarceration breaks family ties and has lasting effects on individuals’, families’ and communities’ emotional, economic, and psychological well-being. Despite the growing rate of incarceration, it is not often talked about in counseling. During this conversation, we will discuss our dependence on the carceral state and punishment and how we can move towards practices embedded in love, redemption and accountability. We will examine our notions and biases towards incarceration. And we will look at some ways to support clients, families and communities.
 
 

Who This Training is For

This training is designed for mental health and wellness professionals as it includes clinical content. It is also suitable for anyone interested in mental wellness and social justice.  
 

Investment Options

General: $40 per participant Students: 20% off with coupon code: learners20 Sponsored trainings are available: If you are a Black/ African American/ Indigenous learner, please get in touch with us.
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At the conclusion of this training, participants will be able to:

  • Describe at least two incarceration trends in the United States
  • Identify at least two effects of incarceration on family members
  • Identify at least two ways to support family members of incarcerated individuals

 

About the Presenters

Alice Mills Mai

Alice Mills Mai on Inclusive Therapists

Alice Mills Mai (she/her) is a mental health counselor (New York & Ohio), supervisor, researcher, and entrepreneur.

Alice likes to describe herself as a human first before any roles or titles.

Alice is a proud daughter of Ghanaian immigrants.

Alice is the founder and a counselor at Centering Wholeness. Centering Wholeness approaches therapy as a space and practice of love, curiosity, exploration, co-creation, nurturing, and arrival into our essence.

 

Melody Li, LMFT

Melody Li LMFT Mental Health Liberation Inclusive TherapistsMelody Li (they/佢) is a queer therapist of Color, speaker, consultant, and mental health justice activist.

They founded Inclusive Therapists: a social justice-oriented mental health directory & community that celebrates the power and centers the needs of BIPOC, LGBTQIA2S+, and marginalized communities.

They also founded Mental Health Liberation, a non-profit bridging Black, Indigenous and People of Color with free, quality therapy and empowering Clinicians of Color.

Melody offers collective care and education focusing on decolonizing mental health and healing racialized trauma.

 

Presenters are approved to offer CEU trainings in accordance to:

LPC: TX Administrative Code 681.142

LMFT: TX Administrative Code 801.264

LCSW: TX Administrative Code 781.511 (c)

Psychologists: TX Administrative Code 461.11 (b)

Will my board accept the CEUs?

Most but not all mental health professional regulatory boards accept out-of-state (Texas) and/ or online continuing education hours.  CEUs are  not “accredited” by national boards.

Before purchasing, please first check with your state or provincial board for clarification on regulations, and the number of hours that you can earn through online courses.

CEU certificates are non-refundable for any reason.

Refund policy:

Online trainings are non-refundable. Please ask all questions before purchasing.

]]> 9058 Dismantling Oppressive Treatment of Anxiety CEU Training https://inclusivetherapists.store/product/dismantling-oppressive-treatment-of-anxiety-ceu-training/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=dismantling-oppressive-treatment-of-anxiety-ceu-training Sun, 11 Apr 2021 22:24:23 +0000 https://inclusivetherapists.store/?post_type=product&p=7854 1.0 CEU included

Online Video Training presented by Aisha R. Shabazz, LCSW. . Facilitated by Melody Li, LMFT.

Subtitles are available.
 
 

About The Training

Anxiety is often perceived as ‘the easy thing to manage’ as society continually tell us to “just relax and take a breath.” To many, this phrase is a kind and compassionate reminder but to some, it’s a dismissive gesture that discounts how difficult it really is to manage anxiety in a world that upholds systems of oppression. Individuals that are riddled with intense feelings of anxiety are often caught between a rock and a hard place. They are encouraged to let go of the ‘way they’ve always been’ and replace & manage maladaptive behaviors and thought patterns with unsustainable coping strategies. How do you manage anxiety within a society that supports behaviors that are causing you so much anguish? Perfectionism, competition, avoidance, and procrastination to name a few. In this presentation, we will explore how outdated approaches to managing a complex phenomenon like anxiety are not helpful and also consider how these approaches tend to perpetuate systems of oppression. Participants will be encouraged to consider how they currently respond to and treat anxiety in their various client settings and challenge themselves to consider how they are perpetuating characteristics of white supremacy myth when working in collaboration with clients who are experiencing symptoms of anxiety.
 
 

Who This Training is For

This training is designed for mental health and wellness professionals as it includes clinical content. It is also suitable for anyone interested in mental wellness and social justice.
 

Investment Options

General: $40 per participant Students: 20% off with coupon code: learners20 Sponsored trainings are available: If you are a Black/ African American/ Indigenous learner, please get in touch with us.
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At the conclusion of this training, participants will be able to:

  • Critique their current approach when responding to and treating clients who present with symptoms of anxiety
  • Demonstrate an understanding of how symptoms of anxiety can be managed without perpetuating systems of oppression
  • Evaluate how characteristics of white supremacy are present in certain methods of treatment planning
  • Discuss the antidotes to the characteristics of white supremacy and their utility in treatment planning, goal setting, and overall interactions with clients

 

About the Presenters

Aisha R. Shabazz, LCSWAisha R. Shabazz, LCSW

Aisha R. Shabazz (she/her) is a licensed clinical social worker, therapist, and solo private practice owner with a background in medical social work. Aisha completed her graduate studies at Bryn Mawr’s Graduate School of Social Work and Social Research, where she received her Masters in Social Service and Masters in Law and Social Policy.

In the midst of the global COVID-19 pandemic, Aisha established her private practice in 2020. Aisha’s private practice, appropriately named In Real Time Wellness, offers individual therapy to those seeking to relieve anxiety, release insecurity, and build confidence. Aisha believes in a mind-body approach to health and wellness and is also a practitioner and teacher of yoga and meditation.

Aisha is not only passionate about helping all people through therapy, yoga, and meditation, she is also dedicated to helping her colleagues create and maintain sustainable and satisfying careers. She’s a voting board member with the Pennsylvania Society of Clinical Social Work (PSCSW) serving as the Executive Board Secretary, chair of the Student Support and Membership Committee and serves as the interim coordinator of the Social Workers in Healthcare Committee. Aisha offers clinical supervision to both new professionals seeking independent licensure and offers case consultation to independently licensed mental health professionals seeking ongoing support. You can learn more about Aisha at www.inrealtimewellness.com and read her feature blog post 5 Ways to Crush Insecurity.

 

Melody Li, LMFT

Melody Li LMFT Mental Health Liberation Inclusive TherapistsMelody Li (they/佢) is a queer therapist of Color, speaker, consultant, and mental health justice activist.

They founded Inclusive Therapists: a social justice-oriented mental health directory & community that celebrates the power and centers the needs of BIPOC, LGBTQIA2S+, and marginalized communities.

They also founded Mental Health Liberation, a non-profit bridging Black, Indigenous and People of Color with free, quality therapy and empowering Clinicians of Color.

Melody offers collective care and education focusing on decolonizing mental health and healing racialized trauma.

 

 

Presenters are approved to offer CEU trainings in accordance to:

LPC: TX Administrative Code 681.142

LMFT: TX Administrative Code 801.264

LCSW: TX Administrative Code 781.511 (c)

Psychologists: TX Administrative Code 461.11 (b)

Will my board accept the CEUs?

Most but not all mental health professional regulatory boards accept out-of-state (Texas) and/ or online continuing education hours.  CEUs are  not “accredited” by national boards.

Before purchasing, please first check with your state or provincial board for clarification on regulations, and the number of hours that you can earn through online courses.

CEU certificates are non-refundable for any reason.

Refund policy:

Online trainings are non-refundable. Please ask all questions before purchasing.

]]> 7854 Being a Highly Sensitive Person While Black CEU Training https://inclusivetherapists.store/product/highly-sensitive-person-while-black/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=highly-sensitive-person-while-black Sat, 10 Apr 2021 23:22:01 +0000 https://inclusivetherapists.store/?post_type=product&p=7812 1.0 CEU included

Online Video Training presented by Sydney James, LCSW. Facilitated by Melody Li, LMFT.

Subtitles are available.
 
 

About The Training

Being a highly sensitive person has its own unique set of challenges and beautiful moments. When we factor in the added worldview of being a person of color, it changes the way in which we identify and relate to our sensitivities and sometimes we may not give ourselves permission to show up authentically. Join the discussion in identifying what may be hindering you from acceptance of your sensitive trait and tips on navigating the world as a highly sensitive person while Black.
 
 

Who This Training is For

This training is designed for mental health and wellness professionals as it includes clinical content. It is also suitable for anyone interested in mental wellness and social justice.
 

Investment Options

General: $40 per participant Students: 20% off with coupon code: learners20 Sponsored trainings are available: If you are a Black/ African American/ Indigenous learner, please get in touch with us.
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At the conclusion of this training, participants will be able to:

  • Identify the traits of highly sensitive people from a culturally affirming and responsive approach
  • Describe ways to honor highly sensitive person traits in relationships and therapeutic settings
  • Apply culturally affirming steps to support highly sensitive traits in Black people that foster thriving

 

About the Presenters

Sydney James, LCSW

Sydney James (she/ her) is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker that promotes healing, nurturing an authentic self-image and strengthening relationships. Sydney is on a mission through The Sensitive Black Girl community, and offers coaching, to empower black women to embrace their sensitive trait as a superpower!

Additionally, Sydney is the owner of Black On Black Therapy PLLC, an online therapy practice supportive of sensitive souls, LGBTQIA+ affirming, body positive and social justice oriented. Sydney is a Highly Sensitive Black Woman herself and is dedicated to continuing the conversation of the HSP trait in the black community.

Sydney is a Chicago-native and a two-time alumna of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; earning her Bachelor of Social Work, Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Master of Social Work.

You can learn more at blackonblacktherapy.com or @blackonblacktherapy and @thesensitiveblackgirl on Instagram or visit The Sensitive Black Girl community group on Facebook.

 

Melody Li, LMFT

Melody Li LMFT Mental Health Liberation Inclusive TherapistsMelody Li (they/佢) is a queer therapist of Color, speaker, consultant, and mental health justice activist.

They founded Inclusive Therapists: a social justice-oriented mental health directory & community that celebrates the power and centers the needs of BIPOC, LGBTQIA2S+, and marginalized communities.

They also founded Mental Health Liberation, a non-profit bridging Black, Indigenous and People of Color with free, quality therapy and empowering Clinicians of Color.

Melody offers collective care and education focusing on decolonizing mental health and healing racialized trauma.

 

 

Presenters are approved to offer CEU trainings in accordance to:

LPC: TX Administrative Code 681.142

LMFT: TX Administrative Code 801.264

LCSW: TX Administrative Code 781.511 (c)

Psychologists: TX Administrative Code 461.11 (b)

Will my board accept the CEUs?

Most but not all mental health professional regulatory boards accept out-of-state (Texas) and/ or online continuing education hours.  CEUs are  not “accredited” by national boards.

Before purchasing, please first check with your state or provincial board for clarification on regulations, and the number of hours that you can earn through online courses.

CEU certificates are non-refundable for any reason.

Refund policy:

Online trainings are non-refundable. Please ask all questions before purchasing.

]]> 7812 Living Brown, Living Well – Understanding Chicanx and Latine Wellness CEU Training https://inclusivetherapists.store/product/living-brown-living-well-ceu-training/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=living-brown-living-well-ceu-training Tue, 24 Nov 2020 23:30:38 +0000 https://inclusivetherapists.store/?post_type=product&p=6150 1.0 CEU in "cultural competence" included

Online Video Training presented by Dr. Manuel Zamarripa. Facilitated by Melody Li, LMFT.

Subtitles are available.
 
 

About The Training

We’ll talk about Chicana/o/x well-being, and what that looks like in our lives today. We will draw from knowledge of our ancestral past as well as our current wisdom. Chicanx experiences and history includes varying ideas of what constitutes wellness and well-being as well as what constitutes appropriate help-seeking behaviors. Chicanx Psychology emphasizes the healthy, positive cultural values and behaviors that contribute to our wellness and mental health. Lessons from Chicanx Psychology can help DECOLONIZE the ideas of “wellness” that are dominantly Eurocentric, Western, and individualistic. This includes an awareness of how traditional/individualistic concepts in mental health can be culturally incongruent for Chicanx/Latine/Latinx populations. If the mental health field is to be responsive to this population, it must incorporate a broader view of wellness & well-being. Manuel will identify and discuss how to incorporate some of these notions in a mental health context with this population. This includes issues of identity development, family dynamics, and spirituality in psychotherapy.  
 

Who This Training is For

This training is designed for mental health and wellness professionals as it includes clinical content. It is also suitable for anyone interested in mental wellness and social justice.  
 

Investment Options

General: $40 per participant Students: 20% off with coupon code: learners20 If you identify as Black/ African American/ Indigenous: sponsored spots are available.  Please get in touch with us.
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At the conclusion of this training, participants will be able to:

  • Recognize ways to decolonize aspects of mental health practice and frameworks
  • Recognize aspects of “Brown wellness” that differ from U.S. society’s dominant Western, individualistic lens.
  • Apply therapeutic interaction that recognizes, affirms, and facilitates Brown wellness.

 

 

About the Presenters

Dr. Manuel X. Zamarripa

Dr. Manuel X. Zamarripa (he/him), LPC-S is the director and co-founder of the Institute of Chicana/o Psychology based in Austin, TX where he conducts community workshops as well as professional development training for educators and mental health professionals on issues related to Chicanx/Latine/Latinx wellness, cultural identity, mental health, and cultural revitalization from a Chicana/o/x affirmative framework.

He is also Associate Dean of Counseling at Austin Community College District where he coordinates the delivery of mental health services to the student population, assists with the Behavioral Intervention Team, and leads the district’s suicide prevention and crisis response efforts.

Dr. Zamarripa has presented at national and state level presentations/trainings in psychology and education on issues of Chicanx/Latine/Latinx well-being, cultural responsiveness, social justice, psycho-social factors of academic achievement, and leadership. His publications (peer-reviewed journal articles and book chapters) focus on counseling, assessment, and teaching of Chicanx and Latine/Latinx populations. His 20 years of clinical experience includes working with individual adults, adolescents, couples, and families in community and education settings (rural and urban) from varied economic and cultural backgrounds.

 

 

Melody Li, LMFT

Melody Li LMFT Mental Health Liberation Inclusive TherapistsMelody Li (they/佢) is a queer therapist of Color, speaker, consultant, and mental health justice activist.

They founded Inclusive Therapists: a social justice-oriented mental health directory & community that celebrates the power and centers the needs of BIPOC, LGBTQIA2S+, and marginalized communities.

They also founded Mental Health Liberation, a non-profit bridging Black, Indigenous and People of Color with free, quality therapy and empowering Clinicians of Color.

Melody offers collective care and education focusing on decolonizing mental health and healing racialized trauma.

 

 

Presenters are approved to offer CEU trainings in accordance to:

LPC: TX Administrative Code 681.142

LMFT: TX Administrative Code 801.264

LCSW: TX Administrative Code 781.511 (c)

Psychologists: TX Administrative Code 461.11 (b)

Will my board accept the CEUs?

Most but not all mental health professional regulatory boards accept out-of-state (Texas) and/ or online continuing education hours.  CEUs are  not “accredited” by national boards.

Before purchasing, please first check with your state or provincial board for clarification on regulations, and the number of hours that you can earn through online courses.

CEU certificates are non-refundable for any reason.

Refund policy:

Online trainings are non-refundable. Please ask all questions before purchasing.

]]> 6150 Embody Our Innate Power as Marginalized Therapists Ethics CEU Training https://inclusivetherapists.store/product/embody-innate-power-ethics-training/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=embody-innate-power-ethics-training Fri, 23 Oct 2020 17:46:12 +0000 https://inclusivetherapists.store/?post_type=product&p=5012 1.0 CEU in Ethics Included

Online Video Training presented by Nora Alwah, LPC, Facilitated by Melody Li, LMFT

Subtitles are available.

 
 

About The Training

As therapists, we hold an immense amount of responsibility towards our clients. Early on, we often learn that we have to be “professional”, and act in a particular way, which fits the dominant narrative of cis patriarchal White Eurocentric standards. Being responsible is important, yet being integral is essential. As marginalized beings, we know too well the experience of being deprived of the opportunity to be who we truly are. As BIPOC. As queer folks. As immigrants. As therapists of any oppressed identity. We naturally learn to minimize our value.  So let us connect to our innate power as marginalized therapists, and recognize the immense work we do.   When we as marginalized therapists allow ourselves to embody our worth, we are able to cultivate authentic, balanced and ethical therapeutic relationships. From there, we can truly support our clients in healing themselves, and feel into their innate power.  In this process, it is also vital that we are aware of and understand how we engage with our power in order to best support our clients. In this training, you’ll learn how to reclaim your innate power as marginalized therapists. You will get a basic understanding of the Right Use of Power (developed by Cedar Barstow), learning the difference between personal, role and status power. You’ll uncover how authenticity is our most essential power. Finally, you’ll also learn how to transform microaggressions into ethical therapeutic interventions.  
 

Who This Training is For

This training is designed for mental health and wellness professionals as it includes clinical content. It is also suitable for anyone interested in mental wellness and social justice.  
 

Investment Options

General: $40 per participant Students: 20% off with coupon code: learners20 If you identify as Black/ African American/ Indigenous: sponsored spots are available.  Please get in touch with us.
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At the conclusion of this training, participants will be able to:

    • Differentiate between the forms of powers from the Right Use of Power (personal, role, status and collective power)
    • Identify innate power (personal power) as therapists/ counselors, as well as our clients’
      • Explain why marginalized folks have developed increased personal power due to lack of status power
    • Explain the ethical use of power, and how under-use and over-use of power can be unethical in therapeutic settings
    • Identify ways to recognize and seek repair when the therapist behaves microaggressively in the therapeutic relationship
      • Explain why seeking repair is an important aspect of upholding an ethical therapeutic practice

 

 

About the Presenters

Nora Alwah

Nora Alwah Inclusive Therapists TrainingNora Alwah (she, her) is a queer cis-woman of color, and an immigrant from Denmark and Comoros. Nora is passionate about fiercely challenging systemic oppression and empowering people to reclaim their unapologetic truth and innate power. She is a somatic psychotherapist and coach, a social justice educator, and adjunct faculty at Naropa University in Boulder, Colorado. 

In her private practice, Nora specializes in working with marginalized populations, including people of color, bilingual individuals, immigrants, queer people, and transgender and gender non-conforming individuals.

 

 

Melody Li, LMFT

Melody Li LMFT Mental Health Liberation Inclusive TherapistsMelody Li (they/佢) is a queer therapist of Color, speaker, consultant, and mental health justice activist.

They founded Inclusive Therapists: a social justice-oriented mental health directory & community that celebrates the power and centers the needs of BIPOC, LGBTQIA2S+, and marginalized communities.

They also founded Mental Health Liberation, a non-profit bridging Black, Indigenous and People of Color with free, quality therapy and empowering Clinicians of Color.

Melody offers collective care and education focusing on decolonizing mental health and healing racialized trauma.

 

 

 

Presenters are approved to offer CEU trainings in accordance to:

LPC: TX Administrative Code 681.142

LMFT: TX Administrative Code 801.264

LCSW: TX Administrative Code 781.511 (c)

Psychologists: TX Administrative Code 461.11 (b)

Will my board accept the CEUs?

Most but not all mental health professional regulatory boards accept out-of-state (Texas) and/ or online continuing education hours.  CEUs are  not “accredited” by national boards.

Before purchasing, please first check with your state or provincial board for clarification on regulations, and the number of hours that you can earn through online courses.

CEU certificates are non-refundable for any reason.

Refund policy:

Online trainings are non-refundable. Please ask all questions before purchasing.

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