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Dr. Coté and Ebrahim Mansaray will co-present a symposium at the Association of Black Psychologists National Convention: Homecoming: (Re)Claiming Our Divine African - Knowing, Being, Doing, & Belonging in Detroit, Michigan.
Dr. Coté will be a guest lecturer in the “Advocacy and Social Justice Course” with Ph.D. students in Clinical Psychology at California Northstate University. He will be discussing considerations in conducting healing work with BIPOC and SGL/LBGT+ persons.
Dr. Coté will be presenting at the University of California, Santa Barbara’s Clinical Seminar Series discussing the foundational tenets of African centered Psychology and exploring the clinical applications working alongside Black SGL/LGBT+ persons.
Dr. Coté will be joining the TransFamily Alliance community to discuss transitional opportunities for transgender, non-binary, and gender-expansive young adults.
For the Association of Black Psychologists’ (ABPsi) Annual Convention, Dr. Coté will participate in an Mbongi gathering with fellow friends and colleagues to discuss the reunification of Black LGBTQ+ people and African-centered thought.
Dr. Coté will be sharing space with Sankofa Scholars who are studying at Cal State East Bay.
Dr. Coté will be on a panel with two other brilliant scholars and psychologists discussing his experiences and optimal holistic health perspectives regarding our community of Black LGBT+ persons.
The office will be closed Thursday, July 22nd - Monday, July 26th, 2021 for the ABPSI Annual Convention.
Alliant International University’s Black Student Association will host a panel for Black psychologists to share their experiences and provide support for current doctoral students. Dr. C will participate as a panelist and listener.
Dr. Coté will be guest lecturing on sex and gender in development for California Northstate University psychology doctorate students.
This event is specifically for university students who are trans, transgender, non-binary, genderqueer, gender non-conforming, gender questioning, agender, gender creative, gender fluid or elsewhere on the gender spectrum.
Dr. Coté will be providing a presentation in the SVPA Training Series on Diversity & Multicultural Issues in Psychology and Psychotherapy.
This training aims to help practitioners explore Standards of Care in working with diverse transgender and gender creative adults (e.g., non-binary, genderqueer, agender individuals) seeking medical intervention. The training also addresses key elements within ecological behavioral health assessment.
The 6th Annual No Time to Lose Conference is a professional conference to help activate change for LGBTQ Youth.
NorCal T-Camp, a weekend-long retreat, is an intercampus retreat for university scholars to explore gender identity and expression and to engage in dialogue with peers.
Dr. Coté's practical, interactive, and engaging presentation aims to assist clinicians in feeling more grounded in providing care for transgender and gender diverse clients who seek gender transition support.
Dr. Coté will be presenting with colleagues at the SVPA annual conference on issues related to addressing therapeutic ruptures across difference.
Dr. Coté has been invited to share space with students and also dialogue about embodying authenticity.
This training will provide an overview of how to promote culturally competent mental health care for gender diverse students.
A day of information, performances, healing practitioners, music, mini-workshops focused on love, compassion, healing and moving toward wellness & being whole in our communities.
Dr. Coté will be discussing processes of healing for sexual assault and sexual violence survivors, specifically for college students.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/huff-post-live-campus-sexual-assault_55e0b6b5e4b0c818f617d5a6
Dr. Coté is partnering with WEAVE Inc., a non-profit agency in Sacramento, to address cultural considerations when working with survivors from diverse ethnic and linguistic backgrounds, as well as diverse gender and sexual identities.
The California Black Health Network (http://www.cablackhealthnetwork.org) and their faith-based partners are hosting an event to connect and serve the entire City and County of Sacramento and its diverse communities to provide awareness of services available to assist residents in reaching their optimal health and well-being.
Dr. Coté will serve as a guest facilitator for the Teaching Yoga To Youth Training program at Niroga Institute in Oakland, California.
This workshop is a part of the "Breathe" series at the Rosetta Center for Counseling and Wellness. In this workshop participants will explore the unique stressors that Black women face and ways to cultivate mindfulness in everyday living.
In this mindfulness workshop, participants will have the opportunity to expand their understanding of stress. Participants will also experiment with mindful approaches to address life stressors and uncomfortable feelings related to navigating in a world of intersecting social oppressions. Through reflection, group dialogue, and gentle yoga and breathing practice, participants will have the opportunity to refresh and re-ground. No prior yoga experience necessary. Please dress comfortably.
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