Lost in translation: An exploration of transcultural relationships within therapy

07931 419 131 07931 419 131
14th October 2017, 9.30am - 4.30pm
Counsellors and trainees
£120
Wimbledon Guild Counselling, Drake House, 44 St George's Road, London, sw19 4ed

The workshop:

This workshop explores the complexities and challenges of working with race, culture, and ethnicity in the therapeutic setting. Theoretical aspects of transcultural counselling will be considered and delegates will have the opportunity to take part in experiential exercises, exploring the relationship with their own cultural identity and how this may affect the therapeutic alliance.

By the end of the workshop, participants will:

  • Have a greater awareness of their own culture, assumptions, prejudices, and stereotypes.
  • Have explored the historical implications of race and racism in counselling and psychotherapy.
  • Have explored and discussed aspects of transcultural counselling theory.
  • Reviewed their own practice in light of what is multi-culturally therapeutic.
  • Have explored and discussed the dynamics of cultural, racial, and ethnic difference in the therapeutic relationship.

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Hosted by Neelam Zahid

Neelam has delivered cultural awareness workshops for trained professionals at the AUCC and BACP conferences, as well as for trainees in various educational institutes. She has also contributed to The Handbook of Transcultural Counselling and Psychotherapy, 2001 (eds Colin Lago) Open University Press (The effects of a Pakistani Heritage).