when performative allyship goes away, therapy remains real
When past inclusive measures are revealed to be more about optics than conviction, people feel betrayed or unsafe. Counsellors provide space to explore those feelings.
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When past inclusive measures are revealed to be more about optics than conviction, people feel betrayed or unsafe. Counsellors provide space to explore those feelings.
Is counselling a ‘woke’ profession? Some people think so, others don’t. But what’s the real deal?
As a working class, gay, nonbinary therapist with disabilities, my experience of disadvantages, discrimination and poverty is useful.
In the development of therapy from Freud onwards, foundational mantras were formulated by old, wealthy, white men of immense privilege.