Community in Connection: for BIPOC RCCs

We are excited to be offering this Community in Connection for Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour (BIPOC) RCCs to provide an opportunity for connection and community.

This session will include a facilitated panel discussion, with a focus on the following:

Springing into Supervision: How We Become Counsellors – from Lenses of IBPoC Counsellors

• What makes us qualified to be counsellors and support clients?
• In what ways is the process of becoming a counsellor part of a structure based in colonial values and systems?
• What are some issues in the process of getting to the point of being qualified (training, supervision) especially when it can be difficult to find supervisors qualified in all the areas where training is needed?

THIS EVENT MAY APPEAL TO YOU IF YOU ARE AN RCC WHO IS A PERSON OF COLOUR AND:

• You are interested in helping to build community with other BIPOC RCCs
• You are interested in exploring topics of race and racism as it relates to your work as a BIPOC RCC

What is Community in Connection?

It’s your opportunity to connect with like-minded peers for meaningful conversations and support. 

We know that practicing in isolation & finding a supportive community of colleagues can be difficult, especially when you are trying to balance work, busy practices, and life. BCACC is here to help.

We already offer online forums for communities in eConnect, and we encourage you to join any of those groups that are relevant for you for peer support and networking. 

But Community in Connection takes those a step further by offering a virtual Zoom discussion space to meet one another.