BAAT Network Conference

‘Giving Voice to the Silent Impact of Racism’

Saturday 24th March 2012  10.30 - 16.00

I am please to announce that the Black and Asian Therapists Network is holding it's sixth annual conference in London N1 for Black and Asian Counsellors and Psychotherapists in the UK on the 24th March 2012. The BAAT Network seeks to Promote and develop effective ways of engaging therapeutically with Black and Asian people in the UK.

The theme of this year's conference is "Giving voice to the silent impact of racism"

This years speakers are:

Fakhry Davids - 'Internal Racism: A Psychoanalytic Approach to Race and Difference'

Dr Aileen Alleyne - ‘The work of transcending intergenerational trauma’

Another speaker to be announced 

These conferences offer us a rare opportunity to come together, share our knowledge, tell our stories, feel connected and gain mutual support and inspiration. It's also a place to meet old friends and gain new ones. I myself have been deeply enriched by the experiences of these gatherings over the years and am again looking forward to our next meeting. The food once again will be culturally focused and delicious.

The costs for the conference is £65 non members - 10% off for members - Students £40, Price includes VAT.

Eugene Ellis
Founder of the BAAT Network

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Some of the comments made by conference goes from previous years:

"A great day. Wonderful to see so many Black and Asian faces and good to know that we are not alone. Wonderful talks and empowering"

" I enjoyed the presence of ethical, moral and intellectual exploration in an environment that represented me"

"It was like coming home. Meeting new friends and old. A place to talk and share"

"Meeting other Black and Asian therapists – feeling of belonging"

"To quote Mayo Angelelou “passion, compassion, humour and style”. The quality of care and attention given to us was excellent"