Working with Context, Identity/Diversity and Universal Equity

The purpose of these sessions is to understand and apply an embedded approach to therapeutic practice, where context, identity, diversity, and universal equity are embedded by design (not as an add-on)—referred to as 'Whole-Person' or 'Client in Context' Practice. This includes knowledge, awareness, and skills in embedding social and personal context, difference, and diversity ‘as standard’ for all clients (as well as becoming more self-aware of your own whole context).

Programme

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Time Session
9.30am - 10.30am

Session one:

To understand the benefits and solution for an embedded approach to the inclusion of
context, diversity, and universal equity and why it is vital for enriched, robust, and fair practice
To understand how 'context' (e.g., identity, poverty, environment) informs our understanding of
the root causes of mental health

This session will be followed by a live Q&A session with the presenter.
10.30am – 11.30am

Session two:

To gain an appreciation for the main theories and concepts that need to be embedded
throughout practice

This session will be followed by a live Q&A session with the presenter.
11.30am – 11.45am Break
11.45am - 12.35pm

Session three:

To gain a broad and practical understanding of how these ideas are embedded into self-development, theory, relationships, skills, and Universal EDI using a whole-approach to practice
that includes universal equity by design
12.35pm – 1.00pm The event will finish with an extended live Q&A session with the presenter, Mamood Ahmad.
1.00pm Event close

This programme is subject to change.

About the presenter

Mamood Ahmad (he/him) is a UKCP-registered psychotherapist, course tutor, public speaker, and the founder of The Antidiscrimination Focus (TADF). He collaborates with communities, accreditation bodies, training providers, and institutes, employing a whole-person ecological vision to embed the client and social context into psychological curricula, service design, and organisational structures. He is the author of A New Introduction to Counselling and Psychotherapy, published by Routledge. Since 2012, he has run a private therapy practice in Berkshire, England.

Email: admin@tadf.co.uk Twitter: @ahmad_mamood. Web: http://tadf.uk