Seven Corners Psychotherapy believes strongly that therapists should have the training and supervision necessary to hold space for their clients in an authentic and knowledgeable way.  Jennifer Glacel often gives trainings on a variety of topics and is available to speak to your group. Contact us at admin@sevencornerspsychotherapy.com

Practicing Cultural Humility: Addressing Implicit Bias to Create an Anti-ableist, Anti-Oppressive and Neuro-inclusive Therapy Practice

April 18th and April 25th | 10:00am - 1:30pm

An upcoming continuing education workshop, led by Jennifer Glacel!

Lisa Kays PLLC/Shift Happens Collective, Seven Corners Psychotherapy LLC, and Godfrey-Smith Counseling invite you to attend this workshop, which will explore the concept of ableism and the impact of ableism on the mental health field by exploring the neurodiversity paradigm, different types of neurodivergence and the ways ableism permeates our culture and the field of psychotherapy. Participants will work to unlearn the harmful things they have been taught and examine their own internalized ableism. Working together towards an inclusive and anti-ableist framework, participants will learn how to not only support their neurodivergent clients, but also their neuronormative clients in order to have an affirming and inclusive practice for all.

Participants will earn 6 hours of continuing education credit for completing this workshop. Continuing education credits are available from the D.C. Board of Social Work, NBCC (Seven Corners Psychotherapy is an NBCC Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 8721), or Continuing Education of Illinois (To see if Continuing Education of Illinois meet requirements for your profession and state, please consult this map: https://ceupro.com or email lisa@lisakays.com to ask if you are unsure. Sometimes professions are not on the map, but we learn directly that CEs can be provided.)

REGISTER HERE!

***Please note that this workshop will occur over two Saturday mornings and that you must attend both to receive the 6 continuing education credits. We created this format intentionally to honor the workshop's theme of ableism and that it is important to, when we can, accommodate the needs of those we're working with, rather than asking them to accommodate "the usual."

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