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Friday, September 25, 2026
1:30PM to 4:00 PM
Details can be found: https://www.psychotherapyseminars.com/approved/idk
How do our embodied experiences, nonverbal cues, and cultural backgrounds influence the way we show up in the therapeutic space? As social workers, developing cultural competence requires examining how we inhabit our own bodies and how our physical presence is perceived by diverse client populations.
In this experiential workshop, clinicians will explore the intersection of somatic awareness and visual self-reflection through embodied self-portraiture. Using accessible digital photography, participants will unpack the unspoken dynamics of clinical visibility, explore nonverbal communication across cultural contexts, and cultivate a more grounded, culturally attuned, and authentic presence in their practice.
Friday, September 25, 2026
1:30PM to 4:00 PM
Details can be found: https://www.psychotherapyseminars.com/approved/idk
How do our embodied experiences, nonverbal cues, and cultural backgrounds influence the way we show up in the therapeutic space? As social workers, developing cultural competence requires examining how we inhabit our own bodies and how our physical presence is perceived by diverse client populations.
In this experiential workshop, clinicians will explore the intersection of somatic awareness and visual self-reflection through embodied self-portraiture. Using accessible digital photography, participants will unpack the unspoken dynamics of clinical visibility, explore nonverbal communication across cultural contexts, and cultivate a more grounded, culturally attuned, and authentic presence in their practice.