What is decolonization?

Decolonization is an act of liberation. Decolonization is a process that aims to dismantle colonial structures, ideologies, and power dynamics. It involves acknowledging and challenging the ongoing effects of colonialism, including cultural, economic, political, and psychological impacts. Decolonization seeks to restore Indigenous knowledge, self-determination, and sovereignty while fostering inclusive and equitable societies.

What does a decolonization counselor, educator, and speaker do?

A decolonization counselor, educator, and speaker is a professional who specializes in helping individuals, communities, and institutions understand and address the impact of colonialism and its ongoing effects. They provide counseling services, deliver educational workshops, and engage in public speaking to promote decolonization, social justice, and equity.

Who can benefit from decolonization counseling?

Decolonization counseling can benefit individuals, communities, organizations, and institutions seeking to understand and address the impact of colonialism. It is particularly relevant for marginalized communities affected by colonial legacies, as well as individuals interested in unlearning and challenging their own biases and privilege.

What topics are covered in decolonization workshops?

My decolonization workshops cover a range of topics, mind, body, and soul to ensure we cover how colonialism has impacted our thoughts, language, views on our bodies and of others’ bodies as well as our spiritual practices and beliefs. It also includes the history of colonialism, Indigenous perspectives and knowledge systems, cultural appropriation, privilege and power dynamics, systemic racism, decolonizing education and curriculum, land acknowledgment, and allyship. These workshops provide a comprehensive understanding of colonialism's impact and practical tools for promoting decolonization.

How can decolonization counseling help individuals?

Decolonization counseling can help individuals develop a deeper understanding of colonialism's impact on their lives, challenge internalized colonial ideologies and biases, and navigate the process of decolonizing their thoughts, actions, and relationships. Counselors provide support, guidance, and resources for personal growth, healing, and promoting social justice.

Is decolonization a one-time process?

Decolonization is an ongoing process and is a lifelong journey of healing and integration of parts that we have all been separated from due to supremacy culture and colonialism.

Why do you offer subscriptions?

I offer subscriptions as a way to provide our services at a more affordable cost to a broader range of individuals. Subscriptions also provide a way to create equity and subsidize those that may not be able to access such services whilst still allowing me to be paid equitably for my work and services.