Rachel Jane Cooke

Rachel Jane Cooke (she/they), MA, is a queer, integrative psychotherapist, supervisor and educator from Ireland, in practice since 2009. She is based in London, runs an online therapy platform (p-therapy.com), consults to charities and social enterprises, and has a weekly radio segment where she often discusses identity, privilege and oppression. She regularly speaks on podcasts and hosts talks and workshops for the public, for therapists and for organisations on topics such as intersectionality, trauma, attachment, health and wellness under neoliberalism, embodiment, feminist therapy and Gender, Sexuality and Relationship Diversity (GSRD). Rachel is passionate about training therapists committed to social justice, particularly through embodied and relational practice

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Courses included:

Therapy in Colour: Anti-Racist & Intersectional Approaches
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BAATN, Onlinevents and PCCS Books bring you a conference, inspired by the publication of the book Therapy in Colour: Intersectional, Anti-Racist and Intercultural Approaches by Therapists of Colour (Jessica Kingsley Publishers)
Therapist Challenging Racism and Opression: The Unheard Voices Workshop with Neelam Zahid & Rachel Jane Cooke
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Much of psychotherapy’s foundations were built upon and have reflected the structural oppressions of the wider world, and the field of therapy continues to perpetuate white privilege and racism.

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Rachel Jane Cooke

Therapy in Colour: Anti-Racist & Intersectional Approaches

Therapist Challenging Racism and Opression: The Unheard Voices Workshop with Neelam Zahid & Rachel Jane Cooke