TALKS & PRESENTATIONS
COFFEE SATURDAY 13 AUGUST 2022
Coffee Saturday is a free weekly community affair!
Hosted by Ubuntu Learning Leadership and Community.
Beverley will be speaking out about Adolescent mental health and it's impact on mental illness during adulthood.
RACIAL WELLNESS WORKSHOP TESTIMONIALS
MULTI LAYERED
HELPED ME TO LINK THINGS
MULTI LAYERED
"Helped to get under the skin of some of my own experiences."
FANTASTIC!
HELPED ME TO LINK THINGS
MULTI LAYERED
"The speaker explained key concepts really well and took the time to answer questions along the way. Her delivery was natural and we got real insight."
INFORMATIVE
HELPED ME TO LINK THINGS
HELPED ME TO LINK THINGS
"Really in depth content, I enjoyed this session the most."
HELPED ME TO LINK THINGS
HELPED ME TO LINK THINGS
HELPED ME TO LINK THINGS
"This is the session where I received the most knowledge, I received a whole new perspective on what racism is and the effects of trauma."
PREVIOUS EVENTS
BLACK GIRLS BRUNCH PRESENTS: BLACK WOMEN & MENTAL HEALTH 2019
At this event the relationship between self-esteem and unhealthy relationship dynamics was explored. There was a reflective workshop to develop self awareness and empower the audience to have the confidence and tools to take action and make effective changes. Open discussions about various mental health topics made the event interactive and informative. Tips on how to find a therapist was also discussed.
mind, body spirit: camp retreat 2019
Soul Saving Station Church in Saratoga Springs New York State, welcomed Beverley and her informative presentations and talks on mental health & well-being, contributing to their 1st Annual Retreat dedicated to raising awareness and celebrating the Mind, Body, Spirit three part one entity concept. Ministering to ministers, church leaders and other attendees, Beverley spoke about some very sensitive topics, engaging the audience to develop their spiritual empathy and be better equipped to support individuals that present with mental health concerns in the church and community.
lewisham bame mental health summit 2018
Representing the community but speaking from a mental health professional perspective, Beverley spoke at the Lewisham BAME Mental Health Summit 2018, about her Intercultural approach to psychotherapy, advocating for more culturally sensitive mental health options for Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic groups. The event was organised by Lewisham CCG and Lewisham Council. The Mayor and Mayoress of Lewisham, Lead Joint Commissioner of Lewisham Adult Mental Health Services, the Director of Lewisham Health Watch, and around 80 participants from the community were in attendance.
ARTICLE CONTRIBUTIONS
RACIAL TRAUMA
Beverley J Weston-Daniel, the Director of Mabadiliko Therapy Ltd contributed to a feature on Racial Trauma by Author Chloe Lovell for Black Ballad
The article is entitled Beyond Survival: Racial Trauma, Radical Self-Care, & Our Healing As Resistance.
To find out more and unlock more amazing articles written by fantastic Black women click here
CPD CERTIFICATE TRAINING FOR PROFESSIONALS
African-Centred Intercultural Therapy (ACIT)
An eclectic approach integrating African-centred thought and Intercultural psychotherapy, which addresses
culture, ethnicity, identity and spirituality (CIES),
when working therapeutically to support individual
mental health needs.
The psychological impact of issues that affect racialised and minoritized groups are also observed through a
trauma informed lens.
These elements are integral to working with persons from minority ethnic groups.