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BAATNTraining
Mixed Heritage Pride and Dilemmas
Exploring mixed heritage identities, internalised racism, and socio-cultural conditioning.
With Dr Isha Mckenzie-Mavinga
Dates: 8thJune 2019 Effraspace,
Registration 09:45 for a 10:00 Start - End 17:00 21 Effra Parade, London SW2 1PX
(fully accessible venue)
Early bird Fee till 7thMay 19: £95 (Members £80), Organisations £130, Students £65
Normal Fee: £120 (Members £100), Organisations £160, Students £80
(Includes refreshments, course material and attendance certificate.(Lunch not included / Places to eat nearby / bring your own lunch)
The day will offer participants:
A space to celebrate dual heritage and identity development.
Empowerment to explore and support mixed heritage challenges in the therapeutic space.
Exercises and presentations will be used to encourage shared experiences and dialogue.
We support the specific requirements of the differently abled.
Quote:
Mixed race children and adults need to work through internal conflicts and guilt about having to develop an identity that might not incorporate all aspects of their heritage and to resist internalising society’s negative attitudes, mixed racialism and minority status. Ultimately, successful identity formation, or a satisfying feeling of wholeness, requires that mixed race people appreciate and integrate all components of their heritage into their lives (Poston, 1990). Furthermore, while some families help their children develop a biracial identity based on the components of their particular background, it is important for children to take equal pride in all their heritages and to maintain equal connections with all members of their family. Poston WSC (1990).‘The biracial identity development model: a needed addition’. Journal of Counseling and Development.
Who should attend the training?
Psychotherapists, Counsellors, Psychologists, holistic therapists, psychologists, psychiatrists and individuals involved in the mental health field, caring professions and those concerned about black/African/Caribbean/Asian and people of mixed heritage mental health.
How do I book? www.baatn.org.uk/eventlist/| email connect@baatn.org.uk| call 020 3600 0712
Mixed Heritage Pride and Dilemmas
Exploring mixed heritage identities, internalised racism, and socio-cultural conditioning.
With Dr Isha Mckenzie-Mavinga
Dates: 8thJune 2019 Effraspace,
Registration 09:45 for a 10:00 Start - End 17:00 21 Effra Parade, London SW2 1PX
(fully accessible venue)
Early bird Fee till 7thMay 19: £95 (Members £80), Organisations £130, Students £65
Normal Fee: £120 (Members £100), Organisations £160, Students £80
(Includes refreshments, course material and attendance certificate.(Lunch not included / Places to eat nearby / bring your own lunch)
The day will offer participants:
A space to celebrate dual heritage and identity development.
Empowerment to explore and support mixed heritage challenges in the therapeutic space.
Exercises and presentations will be used to encourage shared experiences and dialogue.
We support the specific requirements of the differently abled.
Quote:
Mixed race children and adults need to work through internal conflicts and guilt about having to develop an identity that might not incorporate all aspects of their heritage and to resist internalising society’s negative attitudes, mixed racialism and minority status. Ultimately, successful identity formation, or a satisfying feeling of wholeness, requires that mixed race people appreciate and integrate all components of their heritage into their lives (Poston, 1990). Furthermore, while some families help their children develop a biracial identity based on the components of their particular background, it is important for children to take equal pride in all their heritages and to maintain equal connections with all members of their family. Poston WSC (1990).‘The biracial identity development model: a needed addition’. Journal of Counseling and Development.
Who should attend the training?
Psychotherapists, Counsellors, Psychologists, holistic therapists, psychologists, psychiatrists and individuals involved in the mental health field, caring professions and those concerned about black/African/Caribbean/Asian and people of mixed heritage mental health.
How do I book? www.baatn.org.uk/eventlist/| email connect@baatn.org.uk| call 020 3600 0712
BAATNTraining
The Traumatic impact of Facilitating white People in Training and Therapeutic settings.
A workshop providing space to share experiences and gain support and personal development in an area that often gets marginalised.
Facilitator: Dr Isha Mckenzie-Mavinga
Dates: 21st June and 22nd June 2019 Effraspace,
Day One: Registration 18:00 for a 18:30 Start - End 21:00 21 Effra Parade, London SW2 1PX
Day Two: Registration 09:45 for a 10:00 Start - End 16:00 (fully accessible venue)
Early bird Fee till 7thMay 19: £150 (Members £125), Organisations £195, Students £95
Normal Fee: £185 (Members £160), Organisations £225, Students £120
(Includes refreshments, course material and attendance certificate.(Lunch not included / Places to eat nearby / bring your own lunch)
Participants will be expected to attend the full workshop and be prepared to share experiences and mutual support. The need for this workshop came out of the shared experiences of professionals and service users expressing a need for support in this area. Whilst individuals may be experienced in facilitating mixed groups and white individuals, the impact can have a traumatic effect on black African/Caribbean and Asian peoples.
Day 1. Evening session: Will be a brief seminar and space to share experiences.
Day2. Will be developing skills to work with the traumatic of racism impact in professional settings.
Exercises and presentations will be used to encourage shared experiences and dialogue.
We support the specific requirements of the differently abled.
The days will offer participants:
A space for introspection and empowerment.
Support for the traumatic impact of racism and internalised racism.
Developing skills to engage with peers, trainers, supervisors, supervisees, clients and service users
Quote: Psychotherapists who are analytically trained learn to work with and understand the patient’s inner world only, and therefore for some there is resistance in dealing with psychological problems that originate in the real (outer) world. However most black people would admit that the most traumatic feature in their personal lives is to be black in a white society. Kareem, J. & Littlewood, R. (1994, p.12)
Student: “How can I hold on to my sense of being black in a white counselling world?”(Mckenzie-Mavinga 2009.P28)
Who should attend the training?
This training is for experienced therapists, facilitators, mentors and trainers of black African/Caribbean and Asian heritage, in the caring professions and who are concerned about black mental health and the impact of white racism on themselves as professionals.
How do I book? www.baatn.org.uk/eventlist/| email connect@baatn.org.uk| call 020 3600 0712
The Traumatic impact of Facilitating white People in Training and Therapeutic settings.
A workshop providing space to share experiences and gain support and personal development in an area that often gets marginalised.
Facilitator: Dr Isha Mckenzie-Mavinga
Dates: 21st June and 22nd June 2019 Effraspace,
Day One: Registration 18:00 for a 18:30 Start - End 21:00 21 Effra Parade, London SW2 1PX
Day Two: Registration 09:45 for a 10:00 Start - End 16:00 (fully accessible venue)
Early bird Fee till 7thMay 19: £150 (Members £125), Organisations £195, Students £95
Normal Fee: £185 (Members £160), Organisations £225, Students £120
(Includes refreshments, course material and attendance certificate.(Lunch not included / Places to eat nearby / bring your own lunch)
Participants will be expected to attend the full workshop and be prepared to share experiences and mutual support. The need for this workshop came out of the shared experiences of professionals and service users expressing a need for support in this area. Whilst individuals may be experienced in facilitating mixed groups and white individuals, the impact can have a traumatic effect on black African/Caribbean and Asian peoples.
Day 1. Evening session: Will be a brief seminar and space to share experiences.
Day2. Will be developing skills to work with the traumatic of racism impact in professional settings.
Exercises and presentations will be used to encourage shared experiences and dialogue.
We support the specific requirements of the differently abled.
The days will offer participants:
A space for introspection and empowerment.
Support for the traumatic impact of racism and internalised racism.
Developing skills to engage with peers, trainers, supervisors, supervisees, clients and service users
Quote: Psychotherapists who are analytically trained learn to work with and understand the patient’s inner world only, and therefore for some there is resistance in dealing with psychological problems that originate in the real (outer) world. However most black people would admit that the most traumatic feature in their personal lives is to be black in a white society. Kareem, J. & Littlewood, R. (1994, p.12)
Student: “How can I hold on to my sense of being black in a white counselling world?”(Mckenzie-Mavinga 2009.P28)
Who should attend the training?
This training is for experienced therapists, facilitators, mentors and trainers of black African/Caribbean and Asian heritage, in the caring professions and who are concerned about black mental health and the impact of white racism on themselves as professionals.
How do I book? www.baatn.org.uk/eventlist/| email connect@baatn.org.uk| call 020 3600 0712
BAATNTraining
The Challenge of Racism in Therapeutic Practice
Engaging with oppression in practice and supervision
With Dr Isha Mckenzie-Mavinga
Dates: 29th and 30thJune 2019 Effraspace,
Day One: Registration 9:30 for a 10:00 Start - End 17:00
21 Effra Parade, London SW2 1PX
Day Two: Registration 09:45 for a 10:00 Start - End 16:00
(fully accessible venue)
Early bird Fee till 29thMay 19: £195 (Members £170), Organisations £260, Students £130
Normal Fee: £245 (Members £210), Organisations £300, Students £160
(Includes refreshments, course material and attendance certificate.(Lunch not included / Places to eat nearby / bring your own lunch)
This workshop will explore themes addressed in Isha’s second book. (Title above) This two day training will enhance Therapists’ and professionals’ insight and practice when working with the hidden and voiced impact of black and Asian diversity and the impact of racism in professional support.
Day 1 – Voicing the Unbearable: Denial, Silence, Rage
An exploration of the impact of racism on personal development and the psyche: The challenge of addressing the personal and social impact.
Day 2- Identity, Colourism and internalized oppression.Using concepts such as ‘Recognition Trauma’ and ‘A Black Empathic Approach’to understand the impact of Intergenerational oppression and racism.
The days will offer participants:
·Concepts that allow the possibility of making the therapeutic space safe enough for a dialogue about racism.
·Skills in supporting professionals, trainees and clients in race and power issues associated with oppression and internalised oppression.
Exercises and presentations will be used to encourage shared experiences and dialogue.
We support the specific requirements of the differently abled.
Comments from the first run of seminars:
“I have found more ways of conversing about the difficult content of racism and now I can invite more dialogue in a safe supportive way”
“This has opened up my door of learning wider. Helps me to be with and in my blackness with love and empathy for myself”
Listen to participant’s experience of Isha’s training – Episode 14 & 15 - https://soundcloud.com/baatnpodcast
Who should attend the training?
Psychotherapists, Counsellors, Psychologists, holistic therapists, psychologists, psychiatrists and individuals involved in the mental health field, caring professions and those concerned about black mental health.
How do I book? www.baatn.org.uk/eventlist/| email connect@baatn.org.uk| call 020 3600 0712
The Challenge of Racism in Therapeutic Practice
Engaging with oppression in practice and supervision
With Dr Isha Mckenzie-Mavinga
Dates: 29th and 30thJune 2019 Effraspace,
Day One: Registration 9:30 for a 10:00 Start - End 17:00
21 Effra Parade, London SW2 1PX
Day Two: Registration 09:45 for a 10:00 Start - End 16:00
(fully accessible venue)
Early bird Fee till 29thMay 19: £195 (Members £170), Organisations £260, Students £130
Normal Fee: £245 (Members £210), Organisations £300, Students £160
(Includes refreshments, course material and attendance certificate.(Lunch not included / Places to eat nearby / bring your own lunch)
This workshop will explore themes addressed in Isha’s second book. (Title above) This two day training will enhance Therapists’ and professionals’ insight and practice when working with the hidden and voiced impact of black and Asian diversity and the impact of racism in professional support.
Day 1 – Voicing the Unbearable: Denial, Silence, Rage
An exploration of the impact of racism on personal development and the psyche: The challenge of addressing the personal and social impact.
Day 2- Identity, Colourism and internalized oppression.Using concepts such as ‘Recognition Trauma’ and ‘A Black Empathic Approach’to understand the impact of Intergenerational oppression and racism.
The days will offer participants:
·Concepts that allow the possibility of making the therapeutic space safe enough for a dialogue about racism.
·Skills in supporting professionals, trainees and clients in race and power issues associated with oppression and internalised oppression.
Exercises and presentations will be used to encourage shared experiences and dialogue.
We support the specific requirements of the differently abled.
Comments from the first run of seminars:
“I have found more ways of conversing about the difficult content of racism and now I can invite more dialogue in a safe supportive way”
“This has opened up my door of learning wider. Helps me to be with and in my blackness with love and empathy for myself”
Listen to participant’s experience of Isha’s training – Episode 14 & 15 - https://soundcloud.com/baatnpodcast
Who should attend the training?
Psychotherapists, Counsellors, Psychologists, holistic therapists, psychologists, psychiatrists and individuals involved in the mental health field, caring professions and those concerned about black mental health.
How do I book? www.baatn.org.uk/eventlist/| email connect@baatn.org.uk| call 020 3600 0712
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Black issues and the Challenge of Racism in therapeutic and training contexts.
Led by Dr Isha Mckenzie-Mavinga Author of Black Issues in the Therapeutic Process and The Challenge of Racism in Therapeutic Practice.
Date 7th and 8th Sept 2019
This class will be held for individuals of black African,Caribbean and Asian heritage and will be exclusively for people who have attended Isha's black issues workshops who are interested in carrying forward her work in the future.
These two days of intensive introspection will enable students to reflect and process patterns and distresses that hinder or block communication and emergance from the impact of racism in therapeutic contexts and training.
Concerns such as internalised racism, shadism and cognitive dissonance will be addressed.
Using concepts from Isha’s books participants will be assisted to develop facilitation of transcultural workshops and training that includes black issues and the impact of racism.
Peer review and feedback will be encouraged.
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Please register your interest by emailing Isha via writeandheal@btinternet.com stating your interest in the course. A non returnable deposit of £65 by June 30th 2019is required. This deposit entitles you to to an essential pre-training interview. These interviews will take place on Skype in July.
Trainees will be screened for suitability and commitment to the work. Places will be offered on a first come first served basis.
Balance of £350 for the workshop will be payable by August 24th 2019~ Prior to this date Instalments can be made for this part of the fee.
After the training:
An agreement to use Isha's work will be given after review and feedback on presentation of learning at the workshop.
For a fee of £100, per usage, initiates will inherit the right to facilitate Isha's approach to black issues training, using Isha's name on their training packages. (intellectual copyright must be maintained at all times)
Follow up occasional mentoring from Isha will be offered.
Summary of fees.
Pre-interview £65
Training : £350
Usage fee £100 per training session
