

We know there are racial inequalities in mental health in the UK but do you know what you can do about it in your practice?
Here at Psychology Business School we are all about helping you to build values-led businesses. We are very excited to bring you this training from Kim Evans at Kaemotherapy.
Kim developed this training specifically for mental health professionals who are ready to address racial equality and take proactive steps to do things differently.

What you will learn
Join us for a half day of training that will change the way you approach race in therapy.

The R.A.C.E conversation framework
Through our R.A.C.E Conversation framework, you will learn:
• The social and historical impact of racism on mental health
• Race, privilege, and power
• Racial bias and its roots
• Empathy and phenomenological approaches
• Intersectionality
• How to discuss race in therapy

When you finish the course you will be able to:
• Help improve the outcomes and engagement of clients of colour
• Be less awkward when speaking about race
• Relate to clients of colour
• Achieve cultural sensitivity with staff and clients
• Foster a culture of acceptance and equality
• Help your client of colour feel heard


Why train with us?
The benefits of choosing Kaemotherapy for your training:
• Interactive and engaging workshops
• Actionable information that has proven results
• Research and theory based
• Examples from the practice of experienced Counsellors and Psychotherapists

Meet your trainers
In Psychology Business School we are committed to bringing you the best trainers and subject matter experts to enhance your practice.

Kimberly-Anne Evans MSc MUKCP is a registered Psychotherapist, Public Speaker, and Coach.
Kim is aware that practitioners struggle to offer appropriate help to clients because of the gap in their training regarding race and diversity. This is why she is passionate about helping them make the most of their skills.
With decades of public speaking under her belt, she is excited to share her journey of becoming a confident and engaging speaker with other like-minded professionals. Now it's your turn to learn how to do it too!


Join us for the live training
13th July 2023 10:00-13:30 (BST)
Take proactive steps to support your clients and challenge racism in mental health practise.
