March: Using Clinical Boundaries to Improve Personal Wellbeing with Dr. Ayanna Abrams
Group Description
Boundaries Aren't Just For Your Clients: Using Clinical Boundaries to Improve Personal Wellbeing
Setting boundaries is a personal and interpersonal skill that clinicians help our clients with daily in their social lives, familial relationships, within the work force and in how they treat themselves. However, psychotherapists are notoriously known for violating our own boundaries by putting others before ourselves and burning out fairly early in the careers we've worked so hard to cultivate.
Dr. Ayanna Abrams, licensed clinical psychologist, is pleased to facilitate a much-needed interactive space for healers to attune to our own practice of supporting ourselves. We will explore useful language, build courage together and address the unique supports that we need to cultivate a healthy and responsive boundary practice that not only benefits us, but enhances our ability to provide affirmative and sustainable care to our communities.
March 27th, 12:00 - 1:30pm EST, conducted online via Zoom
Group Description
Boundaries Aren't Just For Your Clients: Using Clinical Boundaries to Improve Personal Wellbeing
Setting boundaries is a personal and interpersonal skill that clinicians help our clients with daily in their social lives, familial relationships, within the work force and in how they treat themselves. However, psychotherapists are notoriously known for violating our own boundaries by putting others before ourselves and burning out fairly early in the careers we've worked so hard to cultivate.
Dr. Ayanna Abrams, licensed clinical psychologist, is pleased to facilitate a much-needed interactive space for healers to attune to our own practice of supporting ourselves. We will explore useful language, build courage together and address the unique supports that we need to cultivate a healthy and responsive boundary practice that not only benefits us, but enhances our ability to provide affirmative and sustainable care to our communities.
March 27th, 12:00 - 1:30pm EST, conducted online via Zoom
Group Description
Boundaries Aren't Just For Your Clients: Using Clinical Boundaries to Improve Personal Wellbeing
Setting boundaries is a personal and interpersonal skill that clinicians help our clients with daily in their social lives, familial relationships, within the work force and in how they treat themselves. However, psychotherapists are notoriously known for violating our own boundaries by putting others before ourselves and burning out fairly early in the careers we've worked so hard to cultivate.
Dr. Ayanna Abrams, licensed clinical psychologist, is pleased to facilitate a much-needed interactive space for healers to attune to our own practice of supporting ourselves. We will explore useful language, build courage together and address the unique supports that we need to cultivate a healthy and responsive boundary practice that not only benefits us, but enhances our ability to provide affirmative and sustainable care to our communities.
March 27th, 12:00 - 1:30pm EST, conducted online via Zoom
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Dr. Ayanna Abrams is a licensed clinical psychologist, CEO/Founder of Ascension Behavioral Health and co-founder of Not So Strong, an initiative to improve the mental health and relationship functioning of Black women. Her specialties include racism based trauma, mood disorder treatment, burnout prevention and helping people create and recreate healthy romantic, friendship, career and familial relationships. She has extensive clinical and research experience working with Black people across the Diaspora and has been featured as a speaker or contributing writer in the New York Times, the Atlantic, Essence, Therapy for Black Girls and Silence the Shame. She is also a contributing author to the books, Emotionally Focused Therapy for African American Couples: Love Heals and the Handbook on Counseling African American Women: Psychological Symptoms, Treatments, and Case Studies. She currently sits on the board of Black Girls Smile, Inc. and Silence the Shame non-profit organizations.
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This group is solely for Black, Indigenous, and People of color who are in the field of mental health, counseling, & psychology. This includes LMHC, LPC, LMFT, LCSW, LMSW, Psychologists, Psychoanalysts, & clinical interns.
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Rates are based on an anti-oppressive rate structure. Please answer the following questions to determine your rate structure. (Adapted from the Anti-Oppression resource & training alliance)
Are you and your family homeowners or landowners? (This question does not apply to those who are Native or Indigenous)
Have you attended private education institutions or do you have an advanced degree?
Are you able to make minimum payments on bills or credit cards?
Have you been able to easily access and afford health insurance for yourself and your family members?
Do you have zero to no debt and/or do you have disposable income?
Do you have a safety net composed of “financially stable” or wealthy family and friends?
Do you have U.S. Citizenship?
Does your income only support you, and not other loved ones?
Have you or do you expect to inherit money or property?
Have you (or could you have attended college and/or graduate school?
Redistribution ($150): Yes to 7-10 questions
Full Cost ($100): Yes to 5-7 questions
Sustain ($75): Yes to 3-5 questions
Solidarity ($50): Yes to 1-3 questions
Reparations ($0): 0 Yes
Want to seek your company’s financial support? Check out our request template to make the ask, and sign up using the organizational rate.
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Due to the nature of this product, all sales are final and we are unable to offer refunds. If you are no longer able to attend a group, email us at info@kenyacrawford.com and we can transfer your confirmation to the following group.
