In this challenging and illuminating talk, Yvette Esprey offers a framework for thinking about race and racial identity in the therapeutic encounter, suggesting that a relational psychoanalytic framework allows for the consideration of how race impacts on subjectivity of both clients and therapists, and how racial dynamics impact on the therapeutic process. Yvette focuses on an awareness of racial dynamics as an ethical imperative, essential to good practice.

Sections

• Section 1: Introduction: The relevance of thinking about race
• Section 2: The avoidance of engaging with race
• Section 3: The collapse of thinking: clinical vignettes
• Section 4: A relational framework
• Section 5: The ethics of thinking about race
• Conclusion

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