This workshop is a weekend of exploration and celebration. It is the season to express ourselves and play as we celebrate Black History Month together. We will also honor and recognize our own humanity as we explore what triggers us, and learn to respond in ways that lead to our own inner healing.
Using empathy exercises, interactive drama, visualization, song, and movement, we will work to uncover our layers of internalized bias and gently work through them. These pursuits are openings for us to move towards resilience and empowerment without shame or blame. This workshop can be helpful for those in leadership roles as well as those working with diverse populations.
During this workshop, we will experience:
This workshop can be especially useful for educators, therapists, and anyone interested in a new and gentle approach to addressing unconscious bias and trigger work. Together, we shall build a bridge to connect our heart centers to the path that nourishes and heals us.
Continuing education for this course is available through the leader.
LaVerne McLeod is a workshop facilitator, author, public speaker, theatrical presenter, and educator. She wrote Corn Hollow and will soon launch her second book, The Crossroads of Social and Climate Justice. She holds a Master of Arts degree in Counselor Education.
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February 3–5, 2023
Applications are closed.
This workshop is a weekend of exploration and celebration. It is the season to express ourselves and play as we celebrate Black History Month together. We will also honor and recognize our own humanity as we explore what triggers us, and learn to respond in ways that lead to our own inner healing.
Using empathy exercises, interactive drama, visualization, song, and movement, we will work to uncover our layers of internalized bias and gently work through them. These pursuits are openings for us to move towards resilience and empowerment without shame or blame. This workshop can be helpful for those in leadership roles as well as those working with diverse populations.
During this workshop, we will experience:
This workshop can be especially useful for educators, therapists, and anyone interested in a new and gentle approach to addressing unconscious bias and trigger work. Together, we shall build a bridge to connect our heart centers to the path that nourishes and heals us.
LaVerne McLeod is a workshop facilitator, author, public speaker, theatrical presenter, and educator. She wrote Corn Hollow and will soon launch her second book, The Crossroads of Social and Climate Justice. She holds a Master of Arts degree in Counselor Education.