Decolonial & Liberatory Praxis
On Demand CEs
Amplifying Black, Brown & Indigenous Healers, Scholars, Thought Leaders & Truth-tellers.
Ancestral Knowing
Decolonial
Evidence-Based
Earn 2 CEs
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Frequently, we are discouraged from embracing and learning from our rage. The negative connotation that continues to be associated with rage, inhibits us from utilizing it as a righteous tool on the path to healing and decolonizing our lives. Sacred Rage is a barometer and an indicator of lack of safety and deep rooted frustration at present day & ancestral experiences. It is not a problem to be solved, it’s not an emotion to be stuffed down, nor is it a collective experience to be feared. This workshop will be an invitation for participants to get curious, lean into, and explore their relationship to sacred rage. In the same breath, participants will be guided in connecting to their inner world, their ancestral knowledge, and the collective shadow. Join us in taking back our rooted power and deep love for one another!
Reciprocal Exchange: $122.22 +3% processing fees
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Decolonizing Our Sacred Rage
The Ethical Use of Imposter Syndrome/Phenomenon & Infiltrator Experiences
Earn 3 Ethics CEs.
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This 3-hour continuing education workshop examines the use of imposter syndrome and imposter phenomenon within psychological research and practice, with attention to both their empirical foundations (e.g., Clance & Imes, 1978; Bravata et al., 2020) and their limitations.
The workshop introduces the “infiltrator experience” as an integrative, theory-informed framework that synthesizes these established empirical literatures to reframe feelings of fraudulence as contextually grounded responses to real conditions such as underrepresentation, tokenization, and systemic barriers. This framework more closely aligns with the empirical research on the experience of being one of the only, or one of a few, within educational and workplace contexts. It supports clinicians, coaches, teachers, and mentors to more accurately interpreting client experiences within sociocultural context, allowing for more ethically grounded assessment, case conceptualization, and intervention.
Reciprocal Exchange: $122.22 +3% processing fees
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Death of the Blank Slate: Acknowledging Our Lived Experience And Spirit When In the Therapeutic Space
Earn 2 CEs.
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The workshop focuses on the intersection of provider lived experience, mental health stigma, the impact of racial discrimination, and spirituality. In this exploration, Mental Health professionals will learn about their own biases, the biases of our patients when we discuss mental health and the impact of self-disclosure from the perspective of our clients and our peers. The role of spirituality, a sense of belonging, and outcomes from integrating spirituality will be discussed. Through recovery-oriented care, decolonial mental health, and liberation psychology, we will learn alternative ways of relating to our clients in the therapeutic space.
Reciprocal Exchange: $88.88 +3% processing fees
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