
The Each One Teach One Mentoring Programme
We are passionate about getting more black and Asian therapists into the counselling and psychotherapy profession so that they can contribute to the development of the profession and to ‘mental health’ in general in the UK.
A big issue stopping this from happening is that whilst Black and Asian people are starting psychotherapy and counselling training courses they don’t always finish.
Training to become a therapist presents significant emotional challenges and given that therapy is predominantly a ‘white profession’ help is not always at hand as a nonwhite trainee. This presents extra emotional hurdles to navigate which leads to frustration, disillusionment and then disengagement if not addressed.
The mentoring program will give students confidence in knowing that they can be part of, what is traditionally a white middle-class profession, and support them with the many ethical, spiritual, personal beliefs and value systems that can be overlooked when one is from a minority.
This project is the only one of its kind in the UK. Learn more about the programme
“This service is an essential requirement for people of colour who wish to proceed further within the therapy sphere”
What your pledges will be used for:
- Administration and expenses of the project
- Room hire for gatherings
- Promoting the project to training institutions and therapy agencies via professional journals, posters and online.
- Creating promotional material
“There is a sense of satisfaction to know that I can help another person, along this intensive, yet fulfilling journey, which is well worth the effort and time, invested”
Monthly Direct Debit
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Advance notice – You must be told the amount and date of each payment in advance.
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Monthly Direct Debit
We use a service called GoCardless for you to set up monthly direct debits. Use the links below to set one up.
The important aspects of Direct Debits are:
Advance notice – You must be told the amount and date of each payment in advance.
Direct Debit guarantee – You are entitled to an immediate refund for any payments that shouldn’t have been taken.
You can find out more about Direct Debits here
Donate £5/month
Donate £10/month
Donate £15/month
Donate £20/month
Donate £25/month
Donate £35/Month
Donate £50/month
Donate £75/month
Donate another amount finance@baatn.org.uk
For larger (and smaller) donations, you can make a Direct Donation.
This saves on processing fees.
Bank Transfer
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Cheque
Make a cheque payable to “BAATN”
Mail your cheque to: BAATN 11216, PO Box 6945, London, W1A 6US
All contributions will be gratefully acknowledged.
Donation Wall
Marva Wilson-Harrison donated £50
So glad to have been introduced and now have knowledge of what is out there for our community. Thank you Semerah.
Antony Bayley Donated £25
Examining Whiteness Event donated £175
These are the proceeds from our Examining Whiteness event in Brighton. We hope it helps support Black, African and Asian therapists. Sincerely, Brennan Holt and Frances Basset.
Spill donated £10
Brennan Holt donated £125
These are the proceeds from our Examining Whiteness event in Brighton. We hope it helps support Black, African and Asian therapists. Brennan Holt and Frances Basset.
Rosie Amanda Viva van Amerongen donated £180
Ronique Williams donated £5
Noemi Perez – Donated £23
Thank you for your hard work and giving help to people, thank you a lot.
Antony Bayley – Donated £25
Antony Bayley – Donated £25
G Dhesi – Donated £80
G Dhesi – Donated £50
Sheila Pope – Donated £15
I’m on my journey towards examining whiteness and being an anti-racist. I have a long way to travel but am determined to keep going. I wish you well in all you are doing, your work is so important.
Laura Smith – Donated £50
In gratitude for the Triratna race conversation reading circles and towards support and change
Laura Smith – Donated £50
In gratitude for the triratna race conversation reading circle and towards support and change
Naphtalia Loderick – Donated £50
Keep up the good work
Helen Fraser – Donated £25
Thank you, Eugene, for The Race Conversation, from San Francisco!
Maitreyi – Donated £20
With Appreciation