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Inclusive, justice, equity and liberation based work
Liberation and justice based clinical work
Liberation work. What does that mean?
To start, the systemic issues that exist are not about you as an individual alone. Its you in your environment.
This could mean you as a Black person in a world where racism is one of the fundamental things you are dealing with all the time, and that this impacts you and how it has impacted you over the course of your life.
Liberation work believes that the impact of capitalism, white supremacy, and colonialism affect all humans in different ways. I also use the narrative therapy view here that the problem is the problem, and the person is the person. YOU are not the problem.
BIPOC, Latinx/Latine
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I work with people of color and I know it's important for me to address, being a White therapist.
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I have spent years working on my own racism; and I know it is not enough, I am not an expert and cannot be in this work. I work to be informed and educated, to be transparent and accountable, to admit mistakes and try to correct them.
My goal is to be someone you can grow to trust.
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Neurodivergence
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I am most familiar with ADHD, and run a practice where 'neurospicy' and people with executive functioning challenges are normalized.
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Disabled
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I work with people who have low vision, mobility challenges, chronic health issues of all kinds. Disability justice is a part of the work with me.
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If you have needs or challenges that need accommodations please let me know what they are.
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