Integrating Intersectionality into Your Professional Practice: A Three Part Series

Date: June 02 - 30, 2021

Part 1 is REQUIRED to attend Part 2 and/or Part 3. Participants can attend one or both of the following trainings after their completion of Part 1.

Part 1, Foundations: Participants will review and discuss the history and creation of the concept of intersectionality, the role it plays in mental health care, and the ways in which they can understand their own identities through an intersectional lens.

Part 2, Applying Intersectionality to Clinical Work: participants will discuss the ways in which intersectionality can allow them to better understand their client’s world views and experiences. Participants will use case studies to examine and better understand the role that an intersectional approach can be used to build a stronger therapeutic alliance with a client.

Part 3, Applying Intersectionality to Your Organization: Participants will take a critical look at organizations and the ways in which they allow for or suppress the expression of intersectionality. Participants will be able to assess their own places of work relative to their openness and advancement of diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Part 1: June 2, 2021
Part 2: June 16, 2021
Part 3: June 30, 2021


Featured Speaker

Bowen Marshall, PhD, MA, LPC
Bowen Marshall, PhD, MA, LPC
Clinician, Clintonville Counseling and Wellness, and Lecturer, Counselor Education, The Ohio State University