Trauma alienates us from ourselves. I love to help clear the rubble so that your true self can emerge, more substantive, wise, and beautiful than before your heart was broken.
White privilege refers to the advantages that white people receive in society at the expense of people of color. White fragility is a condition experienced by white people who refuse to admit their role in systems of discrimination or have great trouble and hesitancy to do so.
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People of color who seek counseling may suffer the consequences of white privilege and fragility. For this reason, multicultural counseling aims to name these disadvantages and allow People of Color to process their anger or sadness about their marginalized status in a safe, validating space.
White people may seek counseling to confront their white privilege and fragility, wherein counselors and therapists can assist them in self-reflection. Therapists can also guide white people toward ways they can contribute to antiracist efforts.
Therapists Who Specialize in Helping Those Who Struggle With White Privilege and Fragility
Queer Femme Psychotherapist | Wounded Healer | Owner of Therapy with Treah LLC | Surviving chronic pain | In-person and Telehealth
I offer a safe, emotionally warm and supportive space for individuals and couples to explore personal issues, and recognize problematic patterns. As a depth oriented psychotherapist and life coach, my goal is to partner with you to formulate new options and solutions to help you meet your personal goals.
I am a licensed professional counselor with a decade of post-graduate clinical experience. I’m also a human being who’s living in this beautiful, challenging world, just like you. My strengths as a clinician include forging strong relationships with my clients and providing them with various resources to help them better understand themselves and the world.
A Flourishing Community aims to provide mentorship, group therapy, continuing education and community building spaces for underrepresented individuals working towards careers in the mental health field in anti-oppressive ways.