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LOCATION:Online Meeting/Webinar
SUMMARY:Colonialism, Narcissism, and the Therapy Room
DESCRIPTION:Wednesday September 3rd\n\n What if the traits we pathologize i
	n our clients—hyper-independence, control, perfectionism—aren’t just perso
	nal adaptations, but reflections of a much larger cultural story?\n\n In t
	his Clinical Conversation, trauma therapist and educator Linda Thai invite
	s us to explore the intersection of colonialism, narcissism, and clinical 
	practice. Through a trauma-informed, somatic, and decolonizing lens, we’ll
	 examine how colonial systems shape not only our clients’ inner worlds but
	 our therapeutic frameworks, our training, and our very presence in the ro
	om.\n\n This isn’t about blame. It’s about awareness.And from awareness, r
	epair.\n\n In this conversation, we’ll explore:\n\n How colonialism and wh
	ite supremacy culture fuel narcissistic defenses, individually and systemi
	callyWays these dynamics show up in the therapy room, often unspokenWhat i
	t means to practice therapy that honors historical, ancestral, and cultura
	l traumaHow clinicians can begin to decolonize their own nervous systems, 
	practices, and presence
URL:https://www.linda-thai.com/events/colonialism-narcissism-and-the-therap
	y-room
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