Clinician Trainings

Our experiential workshops and trainings invite clinicians to examine their practices through an anti-oppressive and decolonized lens. Each session is rooted in deep self-reflection and growth, both personally and professionally. Our current offerings include:

• Do No Harm: Learn how to recognize and disrupt systemic racism within clinical relationships and therapeutic spaces. This training supports you in providing care that centers justice, dignity, and healing for all clients.
• Implicit Bias Training: Explore and address unconscious biases that can affect clinical decision-making and patient outcomes. Through interactive exercises, you will gain tools to identify and transform bias, creating more equitable therapeutic environments.
• Decolonizing Eating Disorder Treatment: This workshop examines how dominant narratives around eating disorders are often rooted in white supremacy and diet culture. Gain strategies for providing inclusive, culturally responsive treatment for clients of all backgrounds.
• Understanding Binge Eating Disorder: Theories and Treatment: Deepen your understanding of binge eating disorder from a holistic, evidence-based, and trauma-informed perspective. Learn the latest treatment approaches that honor each client’s lived experience.

If you are interested in additional topics or customized training for your team or practice, we invite you to inquire for more information. Our goal is to help build a mental healthcare system that prioritizes justice and equity.