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The Check-In With PodcastBonus Episode Featuring Eugene Ellis Director Of BaatnHealing Through Community: Eugene Ellis on Therapy"Racial trauma exists in all races."SummaryIn this episode of the Check- in With podcast, host Calvin Anderson speaks with Eugene Ellis, founder of Baatn Therapy, about his journey from music to psychotherapy. Eugene shares insights on the importance of cultural sensitivity in therapy, the role of body awareness in healing, and the common misconceptions surrounding racial trauma. He discusses the challenges of running a therapy service, the core values that guide his practice, and...
2026-02-081h 14
The Power To Live Foundation PodcastPTL 010 Iden Obahiagbon - Bridging Cultures in TherapyIn this episode of the Power To Live podcast, host Ryan Blake is joined by Iden Obahiagbon, a trainee therapist at Power to Live with a powerful story of growing up between cultures and finding her path into psychotherapy. Iden shares her journey from a mixed-heritage upbringing, navigating the stigma and taboos around mental health in Nigerian and West African communities, to becoming a therapist who seeks to bridge those cultural divides with compassion and authenticity.She discusses her work supporting marginalised communities, the challenges of underrepresentation in the therapy profession, and why diversity in mental health...
2025-10-1055 min
Sense Only“My Uncle Tried to Take His Life 4 Times — This Is His Story of Survival & Hope" Ep 3In this deeply personal episode of the Sense Only Podcast, Alicia sits down with her uncle, who bravely shares his journey of surviving four suicide attempts.Together, they talk openly about:What life felt like in his darkest momentsThe silence and stigma around suicideThe small steps that helped him begin to healWhy connection and hope matter more than we often realiseThis conversation is raw, honest, and filled with humanity. It’s not just about struggle — it’s about resilience, healing, and the reminder that you are never truly alone.
2025-10-0246 min
A Shot Of Soca PodcastCaribbean Men MatterIn this powerful episode of A Shot of Soca, we honour Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month by sitting down with Brian a passionate mental health advocate and prostate cancer survivor.We dive into the real and often unspoken challenges Caribbean men face when it comes to mental health, vulnerability, and healing. From toxic masculinity to cultural expectations, Brian opens up about his journey, the importance of therapy, and why more spaces are needed for honest, safe conversations. Topics covered:Navigating mental health as a Caribbean man...
2025-07-021h 00
Somerset House PodcastThe Process: What is the legacy of the 2011 riots?
What one site in Croydon can tell us about the biggest moment of civil unrest in Britain in a generation.
Artist Imran Perretta was in his early 20s when the riots began in 2011. What started in London quickly spread across England, but it was the footage of a furniture shop set on fire in Croydon which stayed with Imran. Now, 13 years later, Imran revisits that moment in a new commission for Somerset House Studios which recreates Reeves Corner in the gallery space, accompanied by a new work for string quartet, entitled ‘A Requiem for the Dispossessed.’
In th...
2024-09-2534 min
Pass The MeerkatMen Talk | Bonus Episode | A Convo On Mental HealthThe boys have a needed conversation around mental health, why they do or don't access therapy and when they have struggled with Mental Health. Sponsored by MenTalk Ubuntu
MTU is a safe haven for black Afro-Caribbean men and boys. It provides important safe spaces that are respected and reserved for those who are meant to use them - https://mentu.co.uk/
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If you are looking for a counsellor or therapist have a look at this website that houses a directory for black and asian practitioners: https://www.baatn.org.uk/
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2024-07-281h 10
The Weight Of It PodcastEpisode 11: "We are just feeding our emotions" ft. Karin Young, Anxiety TherapistOn this week's episode we have Karin Young - my therapist! In this thought provoking conversation, she shares some of the reasons people struggle with health and fitness whilst also exploring the impact of culture, childhood and our belief systems. Karin also opens up about her experience of OCD.Due to the sensitivity of the conversation, I urge listeners to be mindful in the comment section and to be kind where possible.If you are interested in booking a consultation call with Karin, please scroll to the bottom and click on her website :)...
2024-07-251h 04
Conversations With a Wounded HealerEugene Ellis - Investigating Race and the Gaze of Society in Therapy, The Race ConversationIf you're a white therapist, you could quickly tumble down a rabbit hole trying to reconcile all the work that's ours to do regarding power dynamics within our field. There's a detour that we, as white folks, are rarely required to explore: our relationship to whiteness. I'll save you some time by recommending Anne's conversation with Eugene Ellis, the UK-based psychotherapist, speaker, director of the Black, African, and Asian Therapy Network (BAATN), and author of the transformative book The Race Conversation (soon to be republished in the US). "Eugene's "therapist origin story" is a perfect example of...
2024-03-2051 min
90s Baby ShowReligion, Science & Labels Ft. Psychiatric Occupational Therapist Jenny Okolo | 90s Baby ShowIntroduction: 00:00 - 01:52 Forensic Psychiatry: 01:53 - 04:07 Studying: 04:08 - 10:23 Crimes & Rehabilitation: 10:24 - 14:22 Working Conditions: 14:23 - 22:09 Selfless or Selfish: 22:10 - 24:14 Success vs Relapsing: 24:15 - 28:09 Does Everyone Deserve Help?: 28:10 - 31:43 Gangs, PTSD & Theories: 31:44 - 34:09 Mental Health Diagnosis / Explanations: 34:10 - 39:27 Nature vs Nurture: 39:28 - 45:33 Childhood, Trauma & Fetishes: 45:34 - 48:52 Work with Children vs Adult: 48:53 - 49:43 Brain Injuries: 49:44 - 51:19 No Cures: 51:20 - 52:16 Religion, Science & Labels: 52:17 - 56:19 Rehabilitation vs Exile: 56:20 - 01:02:45 Substance Misusage in the Community: 01:02:46 - 01:06:22 Being Sectioned (Mizzy): 01:06:23 - 01:18:56 Prison Release / Serial Killers: 01:18:57 - 01:14:23 Patients Running, Fighting & More: 01:14:24 - 01:19:07 Barricade: 01:19:08 - 01:20:20 Therapist Career Path: 01:20:21 - 01:28:48PLANTMADE: Click here https://bit.ly/44oLLJy and use...
2023-12-151h 32
Juicy Conversations with JulieAn honest conversation about mental health (part.2)A year after the first episode, we're back today with a very special guest (and pal) talking about how we've been over the last year. We talked about getting professional and medical help, how people around you grow (or not) with you in dark times, and the guilt we tend to feel in those periods when we don't feel so good.
Mental Health Support:
Mind: https://www.mind.org.uk
Samaritans (24h support): https://www.samaritans.org
SANE: https://www.sane.org.uk/
Mental Health Foundation: https://www.mentalhealth.org.uk/explore-mental-health/publications
Black Minds Matter: https://www.blackmindsmatteruk.com
Th...
2023-06-051h 35
Think Tenacity PodcastDiary of A Black therapist Series | Psychotherapist Guest: Martina Jean-Jacques | Making Time for Black Mental HealthFollow on Martina Jean-Jacques on Socials:https://mjjpsychotherapy.co.uk/https://www.facebook.com/MJJPsychotherapy/https://www.instagram.com/mjj_psychotherapy/Meet podcast guest Black therapist Martina Jean-Jacques who is: Psychotherapist Counsellor TherapistClinical SupervisorQualified and Trained:Psychodynamic Counselling (CBT) Cognitive Behaviour TherapyMy experience includes working:Royal Academy of MusicBlack Minds Matter UKMentoring at BAATN NHS IAPT
2023-05-3127 min
The Buddhist CentreThe Race Conversation With Bodhilila and Eugene Ellis (The Buddhist Centre Podcast, Episode 441)A conversation about race and the possibilities of connecting beyond fear towards hope.
The construct of race is an integral part of Western society’s DNA and if we are to address the social injustice of racism, we need to have the race conversation. Yet all too often, attempts at such a dialogue are met with silence, denial, anger or hate.
Is it possible to navigate diverse conversations about race without confusion? Can we authentically create a culture capable of responding to the pain and discomfort caused by racism for both people of colour and white people? These questions lie at...
2023-05-2040 min
The Inquisitive Wren PodcastThe Race Conversation: Profound Insights from Psychotherapist & Author Eugene Ellis | s2e9On the show this week is Psychotherapist and Author Eugene Ellis, who is also the founder and director of The Black, African and Asian Therapy Network (BAATN), a UK network of therapists supporting people of colour in addressing their psychological needs. He is the author of the book 'The Race Conversation: An essential guide to creating life-changing dialogue', which explores the intersection of race and trauma, starting dialogue about race and what that might entail including historical influences and oppressive patterns. Eugene was once a music engineer for Soul 2 Soul, a British band and we discuss creativity an...
2023-01-221h 20
Legends of Adtech PodcastOff Record, On Point: The Secret to Making Mentoring Work!In Episode 2 “The Secret to… Making Mentoring Work” we speak with the glamorous Maria McDowell of lollipop mentoring, about her journey into mentoring, how she landed a famous ambassador for the programme, and the reality Black women face in the workplace every day. Deep dive with us into this all important discussion, all off record, all on pointDisclaimer: When we say off the record we mean it; we're unzipping sensitive issues and hard to talk about topics. The topic discussed in today’s episode is racial inequality in the workplace. Please listen responsibly and if anythi...
2022-10-2728 min
Off Record, On Point by The Digital VoiceThe Secret to... Making Mentoring Work!In Episode 2 “The Secret to… Making Mentoring Work” we speak with the glamorous Maria McDowell of lollipop mentoring, about her journey into mentoring, how she landed a famous ambassador for the programme, and the reality Black women face in the workplace every day. Deep dive with us into this all important discussion, all off record, all on pointDisclaimer: When we say off the record we mean it; we're unzipping sensitive issues and hard to talk about topics. The topic discussed in today’s episode is racial inequality in the workplace. Please listen responsibly and if anythi...
2022-10-2728 minJuicy Conversations with JulieAn honest conversation about mental healthToday we are back with no guests for the first time as I open up about my experience dealing with anxiety and overall poor mental health. From triggers such as pressure, loneliness and intrusive thoughts but also just not feeling okay at times, I’m hoping this episode can contribute to starting more conversations around mental health and as always, lifting some taboo around the topic.
Trigger Warning:
5:08: fears and mentions of death and death anxiety
5:23 - 5:41: death
7:08 - 7:47: social anxiety
10:21 - 10:37: low moods and suicidal thoughts
16:47 - 17:26: suicidal thoughts
19:28 - 19:32: suicidal thoughts
33:40: suicidal thoughts
Mental Health Support:
Mind: https://www.m...
2022-07-1436 min
#JungianBitsOfInformationWhat's it like to train as an Analyst? A Black, African PerspectiveWhat's it like to train as an Analyst? A Black, African Perspective
Welcome to the latest #JungianBitsofInformation podcast. I'm Nicholas Toko. Host and author of #JungianBitsofInformation; a blog, podcast and individual and workplace transformation service dedicated to exploring the unconscious in the workplace, specifically, the dynamics between the individual psyche and the workplace.
In the latest podcast, I explore some of the challenges of training in psychotherapy or psychoanalysis as a black man. My guest is Rotimi Akinsete. Rotimi is a therapeutic counsellor and clinical supervisor with extensive experience in community and NHS counselling services i...
2022-06-2951 min
Her PowerAdjusting to Motherhood After Birth TraumaAdjusting to Motherhood After Birth Trauma Those first few months after becoming a new Mom can be beautiful, challenging and anxiety-inducing in equal measures. We discuss: The Breastfeeding Journey Being left alone with baby after major surgery Fear and Anxiety about going home Health Anxiety Self Doubt Honouring your trauma and experience The importance of listening Journaling for trauma Links Black and Asian Therapist Network https://www.baatn.org.uk/find-a-therapist/ Book Now 1:1 Free Discovery Call with Zoe to see how we can work together to level...
2022-05-1030 minHer PowerDifficult Pregnancy and Traumatic BirthMy experience of growing a 9lb 7 baby after 5 years of infertility, two failed rounds of IVF. The convo gets a little heavy, pregnancy and labour it’s not all sunshine and rainbows. We owe it to women to hear their real experiences but if you’re pregnant right now and anxious perhaps skip episode. We talk discuss: The wait for the first midwife appointment Morning sickness is a lie Boy or Girl Pelvic Pain Sickle Cell Testing Death in childbirth Black Maternal Mortality Rates Sepsis in labour Emergency C Section Haemorrhage Links Black an...
2022-05-0340 min
Fall into Conversation25. Medication (at your own pace) feat. Black Gals Livin'In this episode I Fall into Conversation with Vic (@vicsanusi) and Jas (@jas_bw) from the award winning podcast 'Black Gals Livin' (@blackgalslivin). Their podcast drops a new episode every Monday and sees them talking about mental health, pop culture and everything in between.In this episode we talk about their mental health journey and their relationship with medication. In some cases you may feel judged by loved ones who don't believe in the option of medication but you must always remember each to their own and what works for one person may not...
2022-04-1754 minHer PowerCoping with Death | An Uncomfortable Conversation?This is a potentially triggering conversation that covers loss, death and I am a bit of a sensitive soul so there is a little emotion in there too. In this episode of the Curl Squad’s Curl Power Podcast, we talk about: The sudden loss of two UK music greats Jamal Edwards and MC Skibadee Coping with sudden death Planning for the inevitable end Having Uncomfortable Conversations No Regrets Comprehending the finality of death Lasting Legacy What Happens at the end You can read the full transcript on the curlsquad.com If you were impacted by...
2022-03-0826 min
The Black & Raww PodcastI had to understand what it meant to be myself. Movember Special with Eugene EllisJoin Eugene and me talking about his therapy journey and how that has translated into his therapy work. Eugene is a therapist that uses integrative arts. He works with trauma victims and parents that adopt children. He also is an author, activist and founder of the black and Asian therapist network.
He comes onto the podcast to talk about finding yourself, therapy, vulnerability, Femininity/masculinity, Anger, Transference and having a black therapist. There is so much more that we discuss and I hope you enjoy the episode.
If you want to get into contact with E...
2021-11-191h 31
Several Seat PodcastDealing with Loss & GriefSeveral Seats Podcast S2EP1: Dealing with Loss & Grief
Grief comes in and out of our lives, in different forms, more than we would like in life. It is hard to know how to navigate our feelings in the midst of such immense change, and it often can feel like you’re the only person experiencing what you're feeling, but you are not alone. Join me on todays podcast as Fiona a Mental health first aider & advocate, blogger & traveller. shares her experience.
We would encourage any listeners who have been affected by the content of th...
2021-01-2449 min
The Outvertising PodcastJanuary Blues: Getting advice and support from NABS & Rose Frimpong, Two Twos podcast & Black LGBTQIA+ Therapy FundJanuary can be a tough month, but for many, the pandemic has brought additional struggles with mental health, redundancy and isolation - among other stresses. In this episode we talk to advertising and marketing organisation NABS about the services they provide to help and support people in the industry. And we speak to Rose Frimpong, co-host of podcast Two Twos, about settling up the Black LGBTQIA+ Therapy Fund and taking part in Bumble’s #MyLoveisBlackLove campaign. Plus stay tuned to the end for a special message from host Joanne Oatts.
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Hosted by Joa...
2021-01-1654 min
Are You Listening?: The Oxfordshire Youth PodcastAre You Listening?: Friendly Reminder – Black Lives Still MatterThis is the final episode of the Black Lives Matter Miniseries, so we thought that it would be a good point of time to reflect on how insightful this podcast series has been. In this episode, you will hear some of our favourite quotes from the wonderful guests who joined us, and Darius speaks very honestly about how this Miniseries has affected him.
DISCLAIMER: Views and opinions expressed by the podcast hosts and their guests do not necessarily reflect those of Oxfordshire Youth. For more information on Oxfordshire Youth's values please visit www.oxfordshireyouth.org/who-we-are
2020-12-2129 minAre You Listening?: The Oxfordshire Youth PodcastAre You Listening?: Fantastic Allies and Where to Find Them – 0-100 (Part 3)It’s time for the fifth episode of Fantastic Allies and Where to Find Them. We are so excited for this to be the first collaboration episode for the Oxfordshire Youth Podcast. We’re so happy to introduce our friends Bear & H from the 0-100 Podcast. Darius, Bear & H speaks to Saskia, Ricardo, Jas and Ben (Oxfordshire Youth Voice Committee member). They delve into the reasons for their activism, the necessity for POC to support other POC creatives, education, white-washing in films and harmful stereotypes.
DISCLAIMER: Views and opinions expressed by the podcast hosts and their guests do n...
2020-12-1640 minAre You Listening?: The Oxfordshire Youth PodcastAre You Listening?: Fantastic Allies and Where to Find Them – 0-100 (Part 2)It’s time for the fifth episode of Fantastic Allies and Where to Find Them. We are so excited for this to be the first collaboration episode for the Oxfordshire Youth Podcast. We’re so happy to introduce our friends Bear & H from the 0-100 Podcast. Darius, Bear & H speaks to Saskia, Ricardo, Jas and Ben (Oxfordshire Youth Voice Committee member). They delve into the reasons for their activism, the necessity for POC to support other POC creatives, education, white-washing in films and harmful stereotypes.
DISCLAIMER: Views and opinions expressed by the podcast hosts and their guests do n...
2020-12-1633 minAre You Listening?: The Oxfordshire Youth PodcastAre You Listening?: Fantastic Allies and Where to Find Them – 0-100 (Part 1)It’s time for the fifth episode of Fantastic Allies and Where to Find Them. We are so excited for this to be the first collaboration episode for the Oxfordshire Youth Podcast. We’re so happy to introduce our friends Bear & H from the 0-100 Podcast. Darius, Bear & H speaks to Saskia, Ricardo, Jas and Ben (Oxfordshire Youth Voice Committee member). They delve into the reasons for their activism, the necessity for POC to support other POC creatives, education, white-washing in films and harmful stereotypes.
DISCLAIMER: Views and opinions expressed by the podcast hosts and their guests do n...
2020-12-1634 minAre You Listening?: The Oxfordshire Youth PodcastAre You Listening?: Fantastic Allies and Where to Find Them – Media (Part 2)It’s time for the fourth episode of Fantastic Allies and Where to Find Them. Darius speaks to Raf, Gabriela and Hana. They delve into the subtle nuances that incite hatred within media, fetishization, cancel culture, the demonization from the media and how words change perceptions.
DISCLAIMER: Views and opinions expressed by the podcast hosts and their guests do not necessarily reflect those of Oxfordshire Youth. For more information on Oxfordshire Youth's values please visit www.oxfordshireyouth.org/who-we-are
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2020-11-2632 minAre You Listening?: The Oxfordshire Youth PodcastAre You Listening?: Fantastic Allies and Where to Find Them – Media (Part 1)It’s time for the fourth episode of Fantastic Allies and Where to Find Them. Darius speaks to Raf, Gabriela and Hana. They delve into the subtle nuances that incite hatred within media, fetishization, cancel culture, the demonization from the media and how words change perceptions.
DISCLAIMER: Views and opinions expressed by the podcast hosts and their guests do not necessarily reflect those of Oxfordshire Youth. For more information on Oxfordshire Youth's values please visit www.oxfordshireyouth.org/who-we-are
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2020-11-2639 min
Mixed UpJordan Stephens on toxic masculinity, mental health, grief and being in the spotlightThe one where we exercise our very effective sadness suppression techniques This week Emma and Nicole speak to Jordan Stephens - writer and performer best known for being one-half of Rizzle Kicks. These days he is a mental health campaigner and is refreshingly honest about the negative effects of hyper-masculinity. We discuss the importance of looking after our mental health, toxic masculinity, grief and the effects of being in the media spotlight. Our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mixeduppodcast Our website: http://mixedup.co.uk/ Our IG: https://instagram.com/mixedup.podcast...
2020-11-251h 25
Holding Up The LadderLeeroy Jason - Part IIADVISORY: In this episode we talk about issues of domestic and sexual violenceWelcome back to the second and final part of my conversation with South African photographer Leeroy Jason. If you haven’t listened to part 1 yet it’s worth tuning in so you get a sense of Leeroy, his work, his values and how we ended up having our meandering conversation - meandering, not in the sense of being directionless more in the sense of the kind of conversations you have with someone when you go for a long walk, or at a long dinn...
2020-11-2041 min
Holding Up The LadderLeeroy Jason - Part IADVISORY: In this episode we talk about issues of domestic and sexual violenceIf you’ve been listening to this podcast at all you’ll hear me talk a lot about South Africa and you’ll also know that I’m half South African. I love South Africa it is home for me as much as London is my home - yet I feel like I fully belong and I’m a foreigner all at once. I often say South Africa is a place of extremes, the good things are incredible and the bad things are terrible an...
2020-11-131h 11
BeWellWorld Mental Health Day: Mental Health and RacismA transcript for this episode can be found online, here. Host: Rebekah Walker, Wellbeing Adviser Guests: Radeen Moncrieffe, Vice President for Communities from Aberdeen University Student Association, Annie Wilson, 4th Year Business and French Student and convener of the BAME student’s forum, Doyin Olalade, 4th year medical student and Vice President of Black Medics Scotland.Themes Explored: Impact of racism both conscious and unconscious on mental health. Lack of black role models or people in power and how this can affect self-esteem. Breaking the stigma within different communities and how they understand and ta...
2020-10-2635 min
'Living Your Best Life in Afrika' Podcast.Looking After Your Black Mental Health During Lockdown!Leave comments and questions here. If you would like a response, use our email: enquiries@livingyourbestlifeinafrika.com Greetings Welcome to this week’s podcast edition. This week I wanted to have a sort of carry on - on this informative tip, by trying to update the information surrounding our mental health during lockdown. This isn’t something that’s talked about and if you were struggling with your mental health before lockdown, there will likely be a lot of worry surrounding you now and how you feel you are going to...
2020-10-2229 minAre You Listening?: The Oxfordshire Youth PodcastAre You Listening?: Fantastic Allies and Where to Find Them – Motherhood (Part 2)It’s time for the third episode of Fantastic Allies and Where to Find Them. Darius speaks to Ella and her 3-month-old baby Ava. They delve into how Ella having a mixed-raced daughter has changed her perception of motherhood, how she has been researching so that she can protect her daughter from this world and about how racism is weaved into the media we consume.
DISCLAIMER: Views and opinions expressed by the podcast hosts and their guests do not necessarily reflect those of Oxfordshire Youth. For more information on Oxfordshire Youth's values please visit www.oxfordshireyouth.org/wh...
2020-10-1522 minAre You Listening?: The Oxfordshire Youth PodcastAre You Listening?: Fantastic Allies and Where to Find Them – Motherhood (Part 1)It’s time for the third episode of Fantastic Allies and Where to Find Them. Darius speaks to Ella and her 3-month-old baby Ava. They delve into how Ella having a mixed-raced daughter has changed her perception of motherhood, how she has been researching so that she can protect her daughter from this world and about how racism is weaved into the media we consume.
DISCLAIMER: Views and opinions expressed by the podcast hosts and their guests do not necessarily reflect those of Oxfordshire Youth. For more information on Oxfordshire Youth's values please visit ww...
2020-10-1529 min
The HOME Film PodcastSpecial Episode: Black History Month 2020To coincide with Black History Month at HOME, our dedicated programme of theatre, film, art and events, we spoke to three guests taking part to talk about their work, perspective and views on the annual celebration.
Joined by film programmer, critic and curator Liz Chege, writer, performer and spoken word artist Ella Mcleod and musician, actor and activist To!u A¡ayi, one half of To!u x Aden. Megan McGurk, part of the HOME team, hosted the podcast.
Summary:
01:19 - Introduction of events and guests
02:40 - What role does arts and culture have i...
2020-10-151h 10Are You Listening?: The Oxfordshire Youth PodcastAre you listening?: Fantastic Allies and Where to Find Them – Discrimination and Normalisation (Part 2)It’s time for the second episode of Fantastic Allies and Where to Find Them. Darius speaks to Sam, (you already know and love him from previous episodes of the Oxfordshire Youth podcast) Xiao, Lizzie, Aashika. They delve into the discrimination they have felt throughout their lives, the normalisation of black trauma, harmful stereotypes and what Black Lives Matter means to them.
DISCLAIMER: Views and opinions expressed by the podcast hosts and their guests do not necessarily reflect those of Oxfordshire Youth. For more information on Oxfordshire Youth's values please visit www.oxfordshireyouth.org/wh...
2020-09-2931 minAre You Listening?: The Oxfordshire Youth PodcastAre you listening?: Fantastic Allies and Where to Find Them – Discrimination and Normalisation (Part 1)It’s time for the second episode of Fantastic Allies and Where to Find Them. Darius speaks to Sam, (you already know and love him from previous episodes of the Oxfordshire Youth podcast) Xiao, Lizzie, Aashika. They delve into the discrimination they have felt throughout their lives, the normalisation of black trauma, harmful stereotypes and what Black Lives Matter means to them.
DISCLAIMER: Views and opinions expressed by the podcast hosts and their guests do not necessarily reflect those of Oxfordshire Youth. For more information on Oxfordshire Youth's values please visit www.oxfordshireyouth.org/wh...
2020-09-2929 minAre You Listening?: The Oxfordshire Youth PodcastAre You Listening? Fantastic Allies and Where to Find Them – Shock (Part 2)It’s time for the first episode of Fantastic Allies and Where to Find Them. Darius speaks to Jenny (Oxfordshire Youth Voice Committee member) and inspirational YouTube star, Ariya. They delve into the shock they felt seeing George Floyd’s murder and discrimination as a whole.
DISCLAIMER: Views and opinions expressed by the podcast hosts and their guests do not necessarily reflect those of Oxfordshire Youth. For more information on Oxfordshire Youth's values please visit www.oxfordshireyouth.org/who-we-are
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2020-09-2222 minAre You Listening?: The Oxfordshire Youth PodcastAre You Listening? Fantastic Allies and Where to Find Them – Shock (Part 1)It’s time for the first episode of Fantastic Allies and Where to Find Them (part of the Black Lives Matter miniseries).
Darius speaks to Jenny (Oxfordshire Youth Voice Committee member) and inspirational YouTube star, Ariya. They delve into the shock they felt when seeing George Floyd’s murder and reflect on discrimination as a whole.
DISCLAIMER: Views and opinions expressed by the podcast hosts and their guests do not necessarily reflect those of Oxfordshire Youth. For more information on Oxfordshire Youth's values please visit www.oxfordshireyouth.org/who-we-are
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2020-09-2229 minAre You Listening?: The Oxfordshire Youth PodcastAre You Listening?: Fantastic Allies and Where to Find Them – IntroductionWelcome to the third and final part of the Black Lives Matter Miniseries – Fantastic Allies and Where to Find Them.
This part involves so many inspiring allies; some of them are podcasters, writers, models - what unites them is their passion for supporting the cause of the Black Lives Matter movement. In this introductory episode, Darius shares 10 top tips on how to become a fantastic ally yourself and how to stand up to racism in everyday life.
By listening to each other and learning to acknowledge our own privilege we can all become allies. Find out...
2020-09-1819 min
It's Not A Book Club PodcastThat Reminds Me (ft.Author: Derek Owusu)Season 1: Episode 10The first guest of the podcast, Derek Owusu, joins the boys in discussing his most recent book 'That Reminds Me'. A story of a young man named 'K' told in fragments of memory...Derek talks about his inspiration for the book, debates with Zach about how to correctly write a sentence and laughs about the shared nostalgia of growing up in London. A special thanks for Kwanda for sponsoring this episode and GUAP studios for hosting us. Helpline Numbers:Anxiety UK 03444 775 774Mind 0300 123 3393
2020-09-151h 12Are You Listening?: The Oxfordshire Youth PodcastAre You Listening?: You Can't Take Our Youth Away with Guests from Mandala Theatre Company (3)The third and final episode in You Can’t Take Our Youth Away, let’s go!
Darius continues to chat with Yasmin, Akasha and Luis from Mandala Theatre Company. They discuss what the amplification of black voices looks like to them, what Black Lives Matter means to them and what is next for Mandala.
DISCLAIMER: Views and opinions expressed by the podcast hosts and their guests do not necessarily reflect those of Oxfordshire Youth. For more information on Oxfordshire Youth's values please visit www.oxfordshireyouth.org/who-we-are
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2020-09-1121 minAre You Listening?: The Oxfordshire Youth PodcastAre You Listening?: You Can't Take Our Youth Away with Guests from Mandala Theatre Company (2)It’s time for the second episode of You Can’t Take Our Youth Away - the second part of the Black Lives Matter podcast miniseries.
Darius chats to Yasmin Sidhwa, the Artistic Director of Mandala Theatre Company, and two of the amazing young people she works with: Akasha Daley (her daughter) and Luis Riberio. Akasha studies in Germany and she is a dancer and choreographer, she uses her gift for physical theatre to add more depth to characters. Luis also started off as a dancer and then got into theatre and has never looked back. They discu...
2020-09-1029 min
Heaven Smells Like BooksEpisode 1- Queenie (Author: Candice Carty-Williams)In this episode, I talk about the Sunday Times Bestselling book; Queenie by Candice Carty-Williams.
I talk about my key take away from the book, which includes importance of therapy, safe sex, and good friends.
I hope you enjoy the episode.
If you've read the book, let me know your thoughts. Tweet at me @StillSombre and follow the podcast on Instagram @HeavenSmellsLikeBooks.
Information on mental health therapy provided by the NHS: https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/counselling/
Information on therapy for BAME in the U.K.: https://www.baatn.org.uk/
Information on mental health therapy in the United States...
2020-09-0442 minAre You Listening?: The Oxfordshire Youth PodcastAre You Listening?: You Can't Take Our Youth Away with Yasmin Sidhwa (Mandala Theatre Company)Welcome to part 2 of the Black Lives Matter mini-series – You Can’t Take Our Youth Away.
In the first part, Darius chats to Yasmin Sidhwa, the Artistic Director of Mandala Theatre Company, to talk about the erasure of black activism successes, the ‘Global Majority,’ Yasmin’s career and how she is cultivating a culture within Mandala that has inclusivity and diversity at its heart. Her story is inspiring and will teach you about how to better conduct yourself within your company or business.
DISCLAIMER: Views and opinions expressed by the podcast hosts and their g...
2020-09-0437 minAre You Listening?: The Oxfordshire Youth PodcastAre You Listening?: Young, Gifted and Black with FaustineWhat’s in store for episode number 4 of our Black Lives Matter Mini-series. Darius chats to Faustine, the founder of Collective Conversationz, No More Period Poverty Oxford and she is also the co-founder of Women’s Hub Oxford. Known to many as ‘The Hood Writer,’ she is consistently empowering and educating those around her whether it is to do with intersectional feminism, Black Lives Matter, cultural appropriation, epilepsy, self-love and many other topics. Faustine spoke about the racism she had faced going to a predominantly white school, natural hair, racial profiling, removing racist iconography, the school to prison pipeline, financia...
2020-08-2822 minAre You Listening?: The Oxfordshire Youth PodcastAre You Listening?: Young, Gifted and Black with Sasha JohnsonAre you ready for the 3rd episode in the Black Lives Matter Mini-series? Darius sat down and spoke to Sasha Johnson. She is known as Oxford’s Black Panther, she’s an amazing youth worker, freedom fighter, activist and business owner. Sasha was also the lady who pulled together the Black Lives Matter Protest in South Park in Oxford on 3rdJune 2020. They discuss taking up space, sub-oppression within the black community, being a bridge for other people in their oppression, defunding the police and legacy.
There are a few audio issues because of Zoom.
2020-08-2537 minAre You Listening?: The Oxfordshire Youth PodcastAre You Listening?: Young, Gifted and Black with Steve Basanti Part 2This is the second episode of the Black Lives Matter Mini-Series hosted by Darius. In the second part of Steve Basanti’s interview, they discussed what Black Lives Matter means to them, the ‘renaming’ of the Black Boy pub, ignorance, diversity in awards shows and allyship.
DISCLAIMER: Views and opinions expressed by the podcast hosts and their guests do not necessarily reflect those of Oxfordshire Youth. For more information on Oxfordshire Youth's values please visit www.oxfordshireyouth.org/who-we-are
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2020-08-2123 minAre You Listening?: The Oxfordshire Youth PodcastAre You Listening?: Young, Gifted and Black with Steve Basanti Part 1This is the start of our Black Lives Matter Mini-Series hosted by Darius.
Darius introduces all 3 of the young gifted and black guests. Firstly, he sits down and speaks to designer, businessman and content creator Steve Basanti. Steve is an exceptional young man who is making waves with his clothing company, Cavelli London, that he founded with his partner, Shameela. He also has a business called The Content Designer where he creates phenomenal content for different businesses, influencers or celebrities. This list involves Lifestyle Limitless, Lubomba, Team MH and Addis Miller to name a f...
2020-08-2130 min
Yellow Cup Podcast49. Lockdown 'ending': I have a little bit of PTSD about itSo 4th July is THAT day for the UK. But how are you feeling about lockdown easing down? Where you are in the world? How are you managing your emotions? Tobi Rachel shares some tips about moving forward?
Some of the organizations mentioned in the episode:
-Samaritans 116 123.
-www.betterhelp.com/
-https://www.mind.org.uk/
-http://blackmindsmatter.co.uk/
-www.baatn.org.uk
Yellow Cup Podcast is a fun and honest lifestyle and magazine podcast hosted by journalist Tobi Rachel. You can expect conversations with no filter ranging from social media trends to current affairs. Each episode will see Tobi...
2020-06-2600 min
The Charisse ReportEp. 35: How to be sustainable AND a beauty enthusiast with Charlotte WilliamsBefore I introduce today’s guest, I want to say: I welcome all listeners here and this podcast is a safe space for you to express yourself. But I do want my white listeners to know; the black square created awareness. It is now up to you to create action to make this world a level playing field.
So, today’s guest! Born in Hertfordshire, Charlotte Williams is the founder of London-based SevenSix, a social media and influencer marketing agency focused on diversity and inclusion. Charlotte started blogging back in 2010 and then moved into marketing in 2013 and she’...
2020-06-1350 min
The Eriwellbeing PodcastRacism and Mental Health with Karim PerrineauThis is a quick turn-around episode as a response to what’s going on worldwide with the riots and protest that we’re set off by the murder of #GeorgeFloyd and so many other innocent black people whose names we don’t know.As black people, we feel that its important to recognise this moment and share some perspective on how to use this global momentum that we now have regarding race relations. We also want to highlight the connection between Racism & mental health and explain how it affects us.And we hope to empower our li...
2020-06-081h 10
Let’s Talk with Doula Ruth DennisonInfant Loss - A Black Mothers Story.⚠️Trigger Warning/very sensitive topic ⚠️
Ruth speaks with Stacey Anderson about the loss of her son. Stacey and her partner Anthony birthed baby Kiyan at 27 weeks Gestation. After 21 days care in NICU, baby Kiyan sadly passed away. Stacey is a wonderful women, amazing mother with a beautiful family. Preterm birth and Infant loss is traumatic and heart breaking for any parent, but when you feel like you have not been taken seriously from your first point of contact, it makes your experience much harder. After listening to this podcast, you can watch video of Stacey revisiting the NICU where her son pass...
2020-05-301h 05
Black British Parent PodcastEp 9: We are here to learn and grow with Debbie Field-PellewIt's been a long time since we last published an episode on our podcast because a lot has been happening here at Black British Parent.
Here's Debbie sharing her thoughts about learning and growing as children, adults and parents.
Let us know what you think! If you're looking for counselling or therapy and would prefer someone from an African and or Caribbean background www.baatn.org.uk is a great place to start.
If you want to try out journal prompts as mentioned in this episode, try this link: https://psychcentral.com/blog/30-journaling-prompts-for-self-reflection-and-self-discovery/
If you want to try reiki...
2019-12-0530 min
Table For ThreeBehind The Bar Episode 16 | Ask The Table (Feat Alex Reads and Eedsmckenzie)Back with another Behind The Bar. We couldn't get to our Ask The Table section last week so we answer a few questions this week with Alex Reads and Eedsmckenzie.
Find Eden:
Twitter: twitter.com/Eedsmckenzie
Instagram: www.instagram.com/Eedsmckenzie/
Podcast: twitter.com/DatsPod
Find Alex:
Instagram: www.instagram.com/alexreads/
Mostly Lit: www.instagram.com/mostlylitpod/
What Matters Pod: www.instagram.com/explore/tags/whatmatterspod/
Black therapist in the UK: https://www.baatn.org.uk/
2019-01-2130 min
BAATN PodcastSpring Seminar 2018 - Unconscious Bias - Smita Tharoor Ep 23Visit our website for events, training and forums: www.baatn.org.uk
In this episode of the podcast Smita Tharoor will be turning our attention to our unconscious bias and how it can influence our decision making and collaboration with others. Smita grew up in secular India which taught her the value of tolerance and the appreciation of accepting differences. She is passionate about the unconscious bias and how it impacts on us and she has brought her passion for this subject to the UK, India, Europe, Asia and the USA.
2018-07-1800 min
BAATN PodcastSpring Seminar 2018 - Family, Community and systemic Constellations - Sonya Welch-Moring - Ep 22Visit our website for events, training and forums: www.baatn.org.uk
Sonya Welch-Moring presents the 3rd of 5 BAATN Spring seminars. She gives us an overview of Family, Community and systemic Constellations which is a combination of western and African approaches and is described by Sonya as a healing ritual with a therapeutic edge.
Sonya Welch-Moring is running a days workshop on the 29th Sept 2018 in London. Find out more and book here: www.baatn.org.uk/family-and-community-constellations/
2018-07-0230 minBAATN PodcastSpring Seminar 2018 - The Tree of Life - Ncazelo Ncube-Mlilo - Episode 21Ncazelo Ncube-Mlilo, co-developer of a narrative therapeutic approach called the Tree of Life gives the 2nd of 5 BAATN Spring Seminars. This model of intervention supports those who have experienced significant hardship and trauma and also speaks to people across cultures. Ncazelo invites us to break free from problem saturated identities.
2018-06-2133 min
BAATN PodcastSpring Seminar 2018 - The Challenge of Racism in Therapeutic Practice - Dr Mckenzie-Mavinga - Ep 20Visit our website for events, training and forums: www.baatn.org.uk
Dr Isha Mckenzie-Mavinga presents the first of these 5 BAATN Spring seminars. She talks about working with the hidden and voiced impact of racism in therapeutic relationships especially in supervision and touched on important themes in her book that relate to working in this area. Her book is called ‘The Challenge of Racism in Therapeutic Practice’.
If you want to know more about Dr Mckenzie-Mavinga’s concepts around engaging with oppression - in practice and supervision - she is running a training in London on the 2nd and 3rd of Jun...
2018-05-1444 min
BAATN PodcastExamining Whiteness - Challenges of processing being white therapists in a racist society - Ep 19Visit our website for events, trainings and Forums: www.baatn.org.uk
In this podcast I'm in conversation with therapists Bea Millar and Suzanne Keys who sent out an invitation to other white therapists for a gathering entitled 'Examining Whiteness, White Identity and Racism. They decided to offer this workshop because they realised that the unexamined thoughts and feelings about being white in a racist society creates obstacles to open and healing dialogues with people of colour and is slowing down the process of ending racism. They believe that white people need to take responsibility for working through these feelings...
2018-04-1634 min
The Gender KnotHow can men best help feminism?We kick off season two with a question for men who want to be better allies to women: how can men best help feminism?It’s a pivotal moment in history, and so many men want to help out, but what should they do more of and what should they avoid? And what can we learn from the push for racial equality which can be applied to the movement for gender equality?Host & producer: Nas aka Nastaran Tavakoli-FarCo-host: Jonathan FreemanCo-producers: Sam Baker and Jonathan BlackwellGuests:Ja...
2018-01-0858 min
BAATN PodcastCreating partnerships with training organisations: Let's talk about race - Episode 18Visit our website for events, trainings and Forums: www.baatn.org.uk
There are many conversations happening about the psychological impact of racial bias and identity within the field of psychotherapy. There is however still much to do, as the worry about the race conversation is ever present. This episode of the 'Black and Asian Therapist Podcast' reflects on the experiences of BME students on Euro-American therapy training courses. The podcast also explores how therapy-training organisations might be supported to better facilitate these students to both explore their racial identity whilst they train and still get through the training programme.
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2017-06-0331 min
BAATN PodcastTherapeutic practice in a multicultural society - Zenobia Nadirshaw - Episode 16In this podcast I’m presenting a talk given at the 2014 BAATN Conference by Zenobia Nadirshaw. Zenobia is a Consultant Clinical Psychologist and has been in the world of Psychology for 38 years. She is very active in the field of Psychology, Counselling, Psychotherapy and Ethnic Minority and disability issues - including training of and supervision of psychologists and counsellors. She also lectures at national and international level and has published widely on these issues In her talk she explores organisational change in the light of our diversity culture. Along the way she articulates the difference between the Diversity agenda and Equa...
2017-06-0330 min
BAATN PodcastChallenging Homophobia in The Therapy Room - Dennis Carney - Episode 17Visit our website for events, trainings and Forums: www.baatn.org.uk
In this podcast I’m presenting a talk given at the 2014 BAATN Conference by Dennis Carney Dennis has been running courses around equality and diversity for the last 24 years with a focus on Black Gay and Bisexual men. He was the chair of the Black lesbian and Gay project back in the 80’s which was, and still is, the only Black Gay and Lesbian Centre in the history of the world. He also appeared in the recent Channel 4 documentary ‘Reggae, Trainers & Olympics which explored the role of dancehall music...
2014-06-1728 min
BAATN PodcastBeyond silence - Black issues in the therapeutic process - pt 2 - Episode 15This podcast is a continuing conversation from the previous podcast. I'm speaking with black therapist and trainer, Patmarie Coleman and white therapist and trainer, Niki Cooper about their experience of supplementing their previous psychotherapy training with learning concepts and ideas that support their empathic approach to their black and Asian trainees. My guests will also be talking about the challenges and rewards of undertaking this important journey.
www.baatn.org.uk
2013-09-0649 min
BAATN PodcastBeyond silence - Black issues in the therapeutic process - pt 1 - Episode 14In this podcast I'm speaking with a black therapist, Kris Black and a white therapist and trainer, Celia Levy about their experience of supplementing their previous psychotherapy training training with learning concepts and ideas that support their empathic approach to their black and Asian clients and students. My guests will also be talking about the challenges and rewards of undertaking this important journey.
2013-08-0242 min
BAATN PodcastLeadership, purpose and self care - Jackee Holder - Episode 13This podcast features Jackee Holder who spoke at the 2013 BAATN conference on the theme of Leadership, purpose and self care. Jackee is a trainer, intuitive facilitator, executive business coach, speaker and author of three books, Soul Purpose, Be Your Own Best Life Coach and 49 Ways To Write Yourself Well. She believes wholeheartedly in creative expression and self care for those working in the helping and caring professions and in her talk she inspires us to develop more moments in the day when we can feed our creativity and feed our self care.
2013-06-1526 min
BAATN PodcastPromoting Counselling in the Asian Community - Poppy Banerjee - Episode 12In this podcast I'm speaking with poppy Banerjee. Poppy Banerjee has been practicing as a counsellor/psychotherapist since 1994 and has been trained in person-centred/existential therapies and has substantial experience of working with Asian women and girls. In 1995 Poppy initiated and developed a Pan-London forum for Asian counsellors and professionals working in the mental health field called the Asian Mental Health Forum. Poppy has been involved as a consultant with various voluntary and statutory organisations developing services that are focusing on domestic violence, forced marriage, self harm and any other social issues affecting the community. Poppy is also an associate...
2013-02-1332 min
BAATN PodcastThe experiences of BME students studying psychology in higher education - Sanjay Jobanputra - Ep 11This podcast features Sanjay Jobanputra who is a Senior Lecturer in psychology at the University of Westminster. He has worked in a number of community-based projects as a Asian Drug Worker, Alcohol Advisory Worker and HIV/AIDS Social Worker. Within the context of identity politics and developing a voice in this area his PhD explored the experiences of black and minority ethnic students studying psychology in higher education. His research continued for over twenty years and contributed to changes in the content of psychology course currently taught in his university.
Book: Educational Diversity The Subject of Difference and Different Subjects...
2012-12-1534 min
BAATN PodcastBlack issues in the Therapeutic Process - Dr Isha Mckenzie-Mavinga - Episode 10This edition of the podcast features a conversation with Dr Isha Mckenzie-Mavinga who is an Integrative Transcultural Psychotherapist, Reiki practitioner, trainer, and supervisor. She is also author of ‘Black Issues in the Therapeutic Process’ and ‘In Search of Mr Mckenzie’. She gives us a very intimate and personal narrative of her life as a child in care and her life as a young woman fighting to keep her baby from adoption and from having the life she had in care. She then goes on to talk about her experience of finding her voice during her training as a counsellor and later wh...
2012-11-0438 min
BAATN PodcastAn Afro-Caribbean perspective on intimacy - Dwight turner - Episode 9This months podcast features a conversation with by Dwight Turner, psychotherapist, staff member of the Centre for Counselling and Psychotherapy Education in London and writer on the topics such as 'An Afro-Caribbean perspective on intimacy', 'a personal perspective on the on how the absent father hinders the growth of black men in the new millennium' and 'exploring the link between music and one's life process'.
Dwight's writing is available on www.baatn.org.uk and find the link to the Knowledge base articles
2012-09-2736 min
BAATN PodcastThe Black Expert as catalyst - Valarie Watson - Episode 8This edition of the podcast features a talk given by Psychotherapist Valarie Watson who has a personal and particular interest in ethnicity race and culture as it relates to the counselling relationship. Valarie Watson will talk about the role of the black expert which is a way of thinking about how in certain situations black people are put in the role of being experts in themselves or required to give the defining view on what it means to be black. Valarie is using the context of counselling to explore the impact of the black expert, and the ways in which...
2012-08-1828 min
BAATN PodcastDefeating domestic violence - Luke Daniels - Episode 7In this podcast counsellor, trainer and consultant Luke Daniels speaks passionately and knowledgeably about working with perpetrators of domestic violence. Whilst doing his work with men he has found three common themes they all share which are that these men have been hurt themselves, either physically or emotionally, that sexism is strong in their lives and that they want to be in charge of women. All three of these themes being the legacy of how they were parented during their early lives. With this in mind he encourages us to bring up our own children without violence.
Pulling the Punches...
2012-08-0227 min
BAATN PodcastTranscending Intergenerational Trauma - Dr Aileen Alleyne - Episode 4Transcending Intergenerational Trauma Dr Aileen Alleyne is a Psychotherapist and Clinical Supervisor in private practice in East Sussex and also consults to organisations on issues of difference and diversity in the workplace and education. Aileen is the author of several book chapters and journal papers exploring themes on black/white dynamics, and the ubiquitous emotion of shame ever present in black identity wounding. Aileen talks about the work of transcending intergenerational trauma and introduces us to a model she has developed which acts as a guide towards the emergence of the true self.
Image of Portia Simpson Miller (prime minister...
2012-06-2139 min
BAATN PodcastTowards Bicultural Competence - beyond black and white - Gloria Gordon - Episode 6Towards Bicultural Competence - beyond black and white. This weeks podcast features a talk given by Gloria Gordon who is a lecturer at Southbank University, founder of the Centre for British African-Caribbean Studies and author of 'Towards Bicultural Competence - Beyond Black and White'. Gloria Gordon's talk is about her psychological journey and her educational enquiry towards becoming more fully human. She has interesting things to say about the term 'Black Culture' and calls herself British African Caribbean which describes that she has been influenced and shaped by these cultures. At the beginning of her working life Gloria did everything...
2012-06-1939 min
BAATN PodcastA Psychoanalytic Approach to Race and Difference - Fakrhy Davids - Episode 3This podcast features a talk given by Fakrhy Davids at the 2010 BAATN conference in London. Fakrhy Davids is a psychoanalyst working in London. He lived in South Africa under apartide where he was a Lecturer in Psychology at the University of Cape Town. He has written and taught widely on the psychology of racism and has recently published a book called Internal Racism: A Psychoanalytic Approach to Race and Difference. Fakrhy lays out very engagingly and thoughtfully how internal racism works from both sides of the black white divide.
Fakrhy Davids book: Internal Racism: A Psychoanalytic Approach to Race and...
2012-06-0737 min
BAATN PodcastWhat happens to collective curiosity of the therapy profession around race - Narendra Keval - Ep 5Narendra Keval is a therapist, supervisor and trainer and currently based at the centre for psychoanalytical studies at the University of Essex. Narendra uses a Object Relations frame work to articulate What happens to the collective curiosity of the therapy profession around the area of race? what is the nature of racial trauma? and what are the therapeutic tasks when working with clients in this area?
BAATN website www.baatn.org.uk
2012-06-0630 min
BAATN PodcastAttachment theory and working with black families - Elaine Arnold - Episode 2This podcast features a talk given by Elaine Arnold at the 2010 BAATN conference in London. Elaine Arnold has worked with black families in various contexts for many years as a social worker specialising in Psychiatric Social Work and Child Guidance, as Director of Training at Nafsiyat, as a member of Action For Children's Black Families Adoption Panel and in 1999 founded the Separation Reunion Forum which aims to raise awareness of the effects of broken attachments, separation and loss on Caribbean people. Her talk looks at some of the policies that mitigated against Caribbean people when they immigrated to the UK...
2012-05-2531 min
BAATN PodcastA critique of the diversity movement - Farhad Dalal - Episode 1This podcast features a talk given by Farhad Dalal at the 2010 BAATN Men's conference in London. Farhad is a psychotherapist, supervisor and group analyst and has published widely on forming an understanding of some of the causes of hatred of others in general and racism in particular. His recent publication 'Thought Paralysis - The virtues of discrimination' continues that understanding. In this talk Farhad critiques the diversity movement and explores what makes organisations take up diversity policies so readily but not take up say anti racism, and how the themes of the diversity movement bring with them a kind of...
2012-05-0748 min