Psychological Contact at the Intersection of Gender, Race and Heritage

Tue 19-11-2024, 19:00

Psychological Contact at the Intersection of Gender, Race and Heritage – an experiential workshop with a psychotherapeutic counsellor, anti-racism advocate, tutor and mentor Mary Pascall.

This will be a reflexive space in which to explore the impact of the intersection of gender, race and heritage on the therapeutic relationship. Through experiential exercises and discussion, we will aim to explore the intersection of gender, race and heritage, consider the impact of gender, race and heritage within the therapeutic relationship and define psychological contact within this context.

There will be an initial presentation and sharing of resources.

Visuals/audio will be used to prompt discussion. The session will allowfor a Q & A.

Mary Pascall (she, her) is a qualified and experienced psychotherapeutic counsellor, group facilitator, trainer and mentor in private practice based in Norwich, Norfolk, UK. Mary also works as a person-centred counselling tutor.

Mary’s approach is relational, racial justice allied and social justice allied. Mary aims to offer an enabling space, where participants can explore the impact of race and culture on well-being in the current climate, within the context of their work, training or supervision.

A registered member of the British Association For Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and the Black African and Asian Therapy Network (BAATN), Mary holds a BACP accredited Post-graduate Diploma in counselling from The Norwich Centre, Norfolk. She specialises in transcultural issues in therapeutic and training contexts.

Please note: the workshop is experiential and the themes are highly emotive. Whilst the session may be therapeutic, it is not offered or
intended as a substitute for therapy.

Tuesday 19/11/24 @ 19.00-20.30 (GMT). £6.00. CPD certs available.

 Mary Pascall Counsellor, Facilitator, Tutor, Mentor

MBACP, BAATN