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Saturday, May 6
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8:30am - 1:15pm |
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Zoom |
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Mid-Atlantic GPS Spring 2023 Virtual Conference / AND THEN I FROZE: Process |
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MAGPS - Spring 2023 Conference
APRIL 1st and 2nd
May 6th and 7th!
PRESENTED BY:
DONNA J. HARRIS, MA, LCSW, CGP
This conference is designed to bridge the gap between cultural awareness and cross-cultural dialogue.
While clinicians are aware that they need to address issues of difference and microaggressions in their practice, all too often these enactments create unresolved ruptures because we freeze when faced with unintended or even, deliberate slights.
This conference will present didactic and experiential material grounded in principles of cultural humility, trauma-informed practice, and Mindful Facilitation to help participants gain an understanding of barriers in engaging others in difficult conversations about race and racism. Participants will also learn to effectively lead challenging discussions about Social Location and members' experiences with oppression.
Click here to view our Conference webpage and get more information.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
Participants in this conference will:
- Differentiate between cultural competency and cultural humility.
- Discuss how cultural enactments manifest in groups
- Name at least two different types of microaggressions.
- Demonstrate Culturally Responsive Listening skills.
- Practice Mindful Reflections in dyads and small groups.
- Identify at least 3 Mindful Inquiries to use with individuals.
- Apply Mindful Facilitation skills to small groups.
REGISTRATION RATES AND INFORMATION
Conference Fees:
MAGPS Member: 5
Non-member: 5
1st Time Attendee: 0
New Professional: 0
Student/Retiree: 0
*CE/CME Processing Fee:
Registration Deadline:
Friday, April 28, 2022
Cancellation Policy:
Full refund less if cancellation made by April 28;
No refunds after that date.
9.5 CE/CME
(will meet Diversity standards, Pending Approval)
(Co-sponsored by The Washington School of Psychiatry)
For registration assistance, or to register by phone, contact our conference registrar Sonia Kahn at registration@magps.org. For more information, visit our 2023 Spring Conference website, or contact the conference chair, Joshua DeSilva, Psy.D. at conferences@magps.org.
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Friday, May 19
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7:30pm - 9:30pm |
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The Theater at Gibney 280 Broadway, Manhattan |
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Eastern GPS Spring Event: Dance Lesson |
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Eastern Group Psychotherapy Society
Spring Event
Friday, May 19th
7:30 - 9:30 PM
IN-PERSON
The Theater at Gibney
280 Broadway, Manhattan
Spring Event Co-Chairs: Anne McEneaney & Aziza Platt
REGISTRATION LINK BELOW
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Dance Lesson: Using Dance to Lead Intersectionality and Anti-Ableism in our Groups
Group is an intricate dance between members and facilitators, identities and experiences, and the here-and-now. Intersectionality is a complex tango between discrimination, marginalization and social inequities. In this interactive event, attendees will experience the performance of ZCO/DANCEPROJECT which was founded and artistically directed by Zazel-Chavah O’Garra, MSW. Zazel, a brain tumor survivor, created this physically integrated dance company to encourage the integration and inclusion of people with disabilities in dance and in society. Relatedly, attendees will explore concepts of ableism and intersectionality, engage their embodied experience, and in experiential components explore how to choreograph their and members' steps toward including all aspects of members' identities, including ability status, in group.
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Born and raised in New York City with Caribbean parentage, Zazel-Chavah O’Garra (she, her) is a dancer, choreographer, model, educator, social worker, disability advocate and Artistic Director of ZCO/DANCEPROJECT, a physically integrated dance company. Her work has been presented in theaters, public spaces and festivals including ADA 30, WESTFEST DANCEFESTIVAL, Judson Church, Dixon place theatre, Symphony Space, Cooper Hewitt Museum, 4th International Festival of disability, ABILITIES EXPO, Theatre for the New City, as well as artist residencies at Downtown Brooklyn Arts residency, Fertile Ground at Greenspace, and ARTS4ALLFLORIDA. Zazel is the recipient of the City Arts Corp, Dance Advancement Fund, Flushing Town Hall/NYSCA grants and CUNY Dance Initiative. In 2022, Zazel was awarded the Caribbean Impact Award given which recognizes the achievements and contributions of outstanding individuals of Caribbean background who have created the most impact in their respective careers.
Before founding the ZCO/DANCEPROJECT, Zazel established a thriving career in the performing arts. Her body of work include performances on the concert stage, Off-Broadway, Broadway,European Tours, national commercials and featured in runway, catalogues and Essence Magazine covers. Zazel holds a BFA from University of Michigan and an MSW from Fordham University. Zazel is a member of SAG-AFTRA, Equity and is represented by Gamut Talent Management.
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There is a fee to attend this event. Use the link below to register.
There will be NO onsite registration - you must register in advance.
Registration will close on Wednesday, May 17th.
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| Time: |
7:30pm - 9:30pm |
| Location: |
The Theater at Gibney 280 Broadway, Manhattan |
| Event: |
Dance Lesson: Using Dance to Lead Intersectionality and Anti-Ableism in our |
| Description: |
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Eastern Group Psychotherapy Society
Spring Event
Friday, May 19th
7:30 - 9:30 PM
IN-PERSON
The Theater at Gibney
280 Broadway, Manhattan
Spring Event Co-Chairs: Anne McEneaney & Aziza Platt
REGISTRATION LINK BELOW
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Dance Lesson: Using Dance to Lead Intersectionality and Anti-Ableism in our Groups
Group is an intricate dance between members and facilitators, identities and experiences, and the here-and-now. Intersectionality is a complex tango between discrimination, marginalization and social inequities. In this interactive event, attendees will experience the performance of ZCO/DANCEPROJECT which was founded and artistically directed by Zazel-Chavah O’Garra, MSW. Zazel, a brain tumor survivor, created this physically integrated dance company to encourage the integration and inclusion of people with disabilities in dance and in society. Relatedly, attendees will explore concepts of ableism and intersectionality, engage their embodied experience, and in experiential components explore how to choreograph their and members' steps toward including all aspects of members' identities, including ability status, in group.
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Born and raised in New York City with Caribbean parentage, Zazel-Chavah O’Garra (she, her) is a dancer, choreographer, model, educator, social worker, disability advocate and Artistic Director of ZCO/DANCEPROJECT, a physically integrated dance company. Her work has been presented in theaters, public spaces and festivals including ADA 30, WESTFEST DANCEFESTIVAL, Judson Church, Dixon place theatre, Symphony Space, Cooper Hewitt Museum, 4th International Festival of disability, ABILITIES EXPO, Theatre for the New City, as well as artist residencies at Downtown Brooklyn Arts residency, Fertile Ground at Greenspace, and ARTS4ALLFLORIDA. Zazel is the recipient of the City Arts Corp, Dance Advancement Fund, Flushing Town Hall/NYSCA grants and CUNY Dance Initiative. In 2022, Zazel was awarded the Caribbean Impact Award given which recognizes the achievements and contributions of outstanding individuals of Caribbean background who have created the most impact in their respective careers.
Before founding the ZCO/DANCEPROJECT, Zazel established a thriving career in the performing arts. Her body of work include performances on the concert stage, Off-Broadway, Broadway,European Tours, national commercials and featured in runway, catalogues and Essence Magazine covers. Zazel holds a BFA from University of Michigan and an MSW from Fordham University. Zazel is a member of SAG-AFTRA, Equity and is represented by Gamut Talent Management.
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There is a fee to attend this event. Use the link below to register.
There will be NO onsite registration - you must register in advance.
Registration will close on Wednesday, May 17th.
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