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    In order to ensure time for some discussion, this presentation is now filled. Please submit the form if you'd like to be placed on the waiting list. Thanks. This discussion is open to all regardless of the therapy model you apply in your practice but space is limited. Please RSVP (Yes only need RSVP) by submitting the form below. You must submit this form to be registered. This event is free to AEDP Rocky Mountain Members and $15 for non members. AEDP Rocky Mountain is a self supporting community organization and membership is separate from the AEDP Institute. This discussion will not be recorded for future viewing. We will issue certificates of completion but, as a community organization, we are not a registered board approved CE provider. Please check your individual state and license needs. 

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Lunch and Learns

Power, Oppression and the Therapeutic Process (a live on-line discussion)

Dr. Alana Tappin, Psy.D.
Adjunct Faculty of The Wayne Institute for Advanced Psychotherapy



Friday, October 2, 2020 1:00-3:00 p.m. MDT

This discussion looks at the way powerful societal ideologies impact the psychology of the individual therapist and client
. The aim is to help therapists increase awareness and understanding of the often unconscious dynamics (Ginot, 2015) of internalized superiority and internalized inferiority that often arise from being socialized by the dominant ideologies.

There is deeply ingrained inequality in American society. This inequality is maintained by the social and economic dominance of some groups at the expense of others (Brown 2019). Each of us, therapists and clients alike, have multiple social identities connected to various cultural groups that are arranged in hierarchies (Brown, 2017). Some of these identities hold more social and/or economic “power over,” and others are oppressed.  The values of this ‘ruling class’ have been embedded into our society and form dominant ideologies that self-perpetuate. Some of these ideologies such as white supremacy, patriarchy, and heterosexism all make up the status quo in this country and are embedded in institutions such as schools, religious organizations, and the judicial system (Myers, 2011).

For more information on the presenter go to
https://www.wayneinstitute.com/faculty.html



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