Carole Sherwood (DClinPsych) is a retired UK-based clinical psychologist and chapter contributor to the newly released book, Cynical Therapies – Perspectives on the Antitherapeutic Nature of Critical Social Justice. We discuss Critical Race Theory by personifying it as a client who has arrived at the counsellor’s clinic. Carole considers how she, as a white therapist, would work with CRT presenting itself in a therapeutic space.
Author Carole Sherwood Discusses her Chapter on Critical Race Theory in Cynical Therapies
Carole Sherwood (DClinPsych) is a retired UK-based clinical psychologist and chapter contributor to the newly released book, Cynical Therapies – Perspectives on the Antitherapeutic Nature of Critical Social Justice. We discuss Critical Race Theory by personifying it as a client who has arrived at the counsellor’s clinic. Carole considers how she, as a white therapist,…
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[…] GB News. Carole’s extended discussion of her chapter on CRT on the CTA podcast can be viewed here. Ben’s extended discussion on his chapter on viewing Critical Social Justice through a […]
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[…] Justice theories are by their very nature antithetical to the therapy endeavour (for example see Sherwood and McMillan’s discussions of their book chapters on CRT; Jon Mills on white supremacy and […]
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[…] is a retired UK-based clinical psychologist, co-director at Critical Therapy Antidote and contributing author to the book, Cynical Therapies. Carole was part of the panel discussion at the Battle of Ideas […]
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