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Shame & Decolonizing Therapy: Exploring Our Role as Helping Professionals

I loved this episode with CéShaun N. Armstrong Hankins and feel like we only just started to scratch the surface on such a powerful topic. Some of the key takeaways for me include: • How do you break out of the sense you are doing something wrong by choosing your values • What do we do when the system is designed to make you the villain or the problem to protect its own agenda? • Can you work in a system that is rooted in -isms and still affect change? • How do we empower choice in ourselves and our clients • Why somatic work is an integral part of decolonizing therapy More About CéShaun: CéShaun is a mother, a friend, a nurturer, an edible gardener, an artist, a lover of delicious food and drink, and a therapist passionate about moving mental health towards anti-oppressive and decolonial care. She is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 14 years of experience working with individuals both community-based and private practice settings. She is currently the founder of Cypher Mental Health, a private practice serving clients in California and Oregon with a focus on somatic therapy and EMDR for Black and Brown people. Connect: • Website Resources Mentioned: • Inclusive Therapists (https://www.inclusivetherapists.com/) • Therapy Den (https://www.therapyden.com/) • Therapy for Black Girls (https://therapyforblackgirls.com/) • Dr. Shawna Murray-Browne (  / healasista  ) • The Embody Lab (https://www.theembodylab.com/mind-bod...)