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Student Counsellor · Edition 12 · Autumn 2026
Written for student counsellors at the start of their training, this article asks what “justice-informed” actually means in practice: what a safe-enough learning space looks like, what you deserve when something does not feel right, and why the questions you learn to ask are the same questions the profession needs to keep asking.
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Podcast · Mentors
Making space for the trauma of anti-Black racism — why counselling and psychotherapy training must recognise and address the impact of systemic racism in the field.
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A conversation on the importance of Black feminist thought in counselling training — expanding what counts as knowledge, deepening how we understand care, and opening “otherwise” ways of knowing and relating.
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On his path into psychotherapy, the systemic challenges within training environments, his book Black Men, Trauma and Therapy, and guidance for trainees committed to social justice and institutional reform.
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Anti-racist practice as an ongoing project — the necessity of disruption and radical inclusion within psychotherapy, and what is asked of white therapists who wish to take part meaningfully in anti-racist work.
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