Neither/Both LLC
A Safe Place to Explore Complex Identity
Improve Your Practice
Lola completed a Master's Degree in Adlerian Counseling and Psychotherapy in 2012, where she wrote a thesis on the identity development of mixed-race people. She has created and facilitated racial identity-based content for therapy clinics, county agencies, high schools, universities, and community organizations. She recently began providing training focused on de-escalation and regulating the nervous system. More of these will come soon!
Upcoming Trainings
Identity Exploration and Development for the Therapist
Saturday January 13, 2024 9a-1:30p CST via Zoom - Registration now open!
CEU Approved (4 hours) for Minnesota Boards: BBHT, MFT (Cultural Competency), and Social Work.
This course aims to increase therapists’ self-awareness at the intersections of identity, power, and oppression. By exploring the nuance and complexity of their own identity development, participants will build awareness, empathy, and cultural humility for clients - especially those who are marginalized and oppressed.
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Upon course completion, participants will be able to:
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Identify and reflect on the basic stages and contexts of identity development.
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Guide clients through a holistic exploration of identity.
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Articulate the primary systems of oppression, identify their own levels of more or less power within those systems, and develop language to discuss identity, power, and oppression with clients.
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Create more authentic therapeutic alliances with clients of diverse identities.
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Participation is limited to 20 people.
Cost:
Early Bird tickets are $100 through 12/18/23
Standard tickets are $150 from 12/19/23-1/6/24
This training will repeat quarterly online via Zoom.
Lola is available to present this training to your clinic in-person or via Zoom.