25 min
Working to create psychotherapeutically and racially informed organisations UKCP
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- Mental Health
How can organisations work more therapeutically?
In this episode Helen Willingham, our head of content and engagement, talks to UKCP psychotherapist Hendrix Hammond. Motivated by his passion to work with people led Hendrix to pursue a career in psychotherapy.
Alongside his clinical work as a family and systemic psychotherapist, Hendrix began consulting with organisations, and their staff, on diversity and engaging marginalised individuals. This work drew him to start his doctorate in organisational consultancy.
Helen speaks to Hendrix to find out about his work supporting organisations to create a more culturally informed environment.
‘I started running these workshops on anti-racist approaches in work contexts, thinking about the challenges of having a diverse workforce, what gets in the way of certain conversations and just thinking about feelings and anxieties that people hold in relationship to talking about the subject matter.’
🎙️Have you listened to our podcast series? We'd love to hear your thoughts in our 5-minute survey.
If you’re interested in learning more about a potential career in psychotherapy, then visit our website for more information.
If you have decided that a job in psychotherapy is for you, then you can find information about choosing a training that’s right for you on our website.
How can organisations work more therapeutically?
In this episode Helen Willingham, our head of content and engagement, talks to UKCP psychotherapist Hendrix Hammond. Motivated by his passion to work with people led Hendrix to pursue a career in psychotherapy.
Alongside his clinical work as a family and systemic psychotherapist, Hendrix began consulting with organisations, and their staff, on diversity and engaging marginalised individuals. This work drew him to start his doctorate in organisational consultancy.
Helen speaks to Hendrix to find out about his work supporting organisations to create a more culturally informed environment.
‘I started running these workshops on anti-racist approaches in work contexts, thinking about the challenges of having a diverse workforce, what gets in the way of certain conversations and just thinking about feelings and anxieties that people hold in relationship to talking about the subject matter.’
🎙️Have you listened to our podcast series? We'd love to hear your thoughts in our 5-minute survey.
If you’re interested in learning more about a potential career in psychotherapy, then visit our website for more information.
If you have decided that a job in psychotherapy is for you, then you can find information about choosing a training that’s right for you on our website.
25 min