Due to Unforeseen Circumstances...
Online Professional Development Training
POSTPONED to July 18th
We look forward to having you join us for this unique opportunity....
More details to come in a future email......
Online with Gloria Simoneaux
Thursday July 18th
6:30-8:30pm
$45
ONLINE via Zoom
Certificate of Completion provided.
2 CEU’s for LMHC, LCSW, LMFT
Our Professional Development series, with leaders in the Expressive Arts field might be just right for you!
We are excited to bring you Gloria Simoneaux, Founding Director of Harambee Arts, our May presenter!
This workshop will familiarize you with the Harambee Arts Expressive Arts methodology that focuses on a culturally sensitive, collaborative, and relational approach to working with different societies around the world. Using exercises that have been tested and proven successful at counseling sites and other contexts in Africa, Asia, Haiti and Mexico, the workshop addresses learning how you can successfully enter and engage a
different culture with respect, curiosity and wonder.
The workshop includes didactic and experiential components and you will be challenged to abandon the well-meaning, Western archetype that professionals who visit other cultures often bring. You will examine the Western need to know, to change, and to make a difference.
This is an interactive workshop! Show up ready to listen, learn, and share. The Zoom forum allows everyone to see everyone else, maximizing the opportunity for experiential learning.
It will NOT be recorded.
You will need a few very basic art supplies (oil pastels or crayons) and a notebook.
Gloria Simoneaux, MA, REAT, EXA, is founding director of Harambee Arts, an expressive arts organization and training program based in sub-Saharan Africa, Nepal, and Haiti. Harambee Arts is designed to serve children and women globally who have been traumatized by illness, poverty, violence, autistic spectrum disorder, trafficking and other crises. She has taught expressive arts to counselors in Nairobi as a
Fulbright scholar, affiliated with the Kenya Association of Professional Counselors. She is the founder of DrawBridge: An Arts Program for Homeless Children, has worked with pediatric oncology patients in San Francisco hospitals and is currently a Fulbright fellowship recipient in Haiti. www.harambeearts.org
Pictured Above: Staff in Nepal, seven phenomenal women who have been rescued from trafficking and working with Gloria for eight years. They lead workshops for recently rescued girls, those at extreme risk and women with HIV who experience stigma and violence.
Wishing you Warmth and Wellness....
Kathleen Horne, MA, LMHC, REACE, REAT
Tamara Teeter Knapp, BA, REACE, Certified K-12 Art Teacher
Victoria Domenichello-Anderson, MA, REACE
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