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Intersectionality of poly, neurodiversity and LGBT

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ABOUT

It will be a overview of how the three areas intersect and what that means as far as treatment and caring for these clients and understanding the importance through my own experience of why understanding this intersection is important

LEARNING OBJECTIVES

  • Be able to identify new terms and be able to define each intersectionality
  • To be able to provide psychoeducation about the topic
  • Learn and explore new approaches to treating clients with neurodivergent issues

Toni Ann-Marie Collard (they/he)

A light skinned person with black glasses on. They have pink ear length hair. They are wearing a yellow and black flannel with a grey tshirt underneath. They are standing in front of a light green wall smiling.

Meet the Presenter:

I am a queer/trans therapist located in OC CA I hold a license in Marriage and Family Therapy and have been practicing for the last five years. I work with the LGBTQ+ community and those living with HIV

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Rave Reviews from Previous Conferences

I learned more from this conference than I did from most of my grad school classes. As a queer nonbinary provider working with primarily queer and gender nonconforming folks, it is so important to hear from others who share these identities in how to best support and affirm my clients. I also really appreciated the letter writing training as it has allowed me to help so many clients access affirming care. I look forward to attending this upcoming year and continuing to listen and learn!
Every presenter was amazing and brought a wealth of information and experience to each session. I continue to use what I learned in the conference and in Van’s other trainings as a jumping off point to do my own self work and to better support my clients and the community. I've gotten so much out of previous conferences and I can't wait to attend this year's!
Attending this conference was a game-changer for me. It took me from being informed to embracing an affirming lens and practice, and I couldn't be more grateful for the experience. If you're looking to level up your understanding and support of the 2SLGBTQ+ community, trust me, the Do Something Identity(ies) conference is where it's at. You won't regret it!
As a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor and addiction specialist, I was blown away by the quality of content and selection offered during the conference. The robust selection of top-notch presenters was impressive and the topics covered a wide array of timely and relevant material. I would strongly encourage anyone working in any helping profession to attend this conference if at all possible. It is exactly this kind of content and presentation that is needed in order for us to heal ourselves and those around us.
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