Beyond the romantic and physical—intimacy  encompasses emotional, intellectual, spiritual, and experiential dimensions. This special community event aims to demystify intimacy, providing participants with the tools to learn tools and language, understand their preferences, nurture their connections, and honor the diverse ways others express intimacy.

Facilitated by Founder and Executive Director, Dr. Alfonso Ferguson, this 90-minute complimentary virtual event will support participants provide a safe and affirming space to explore the intimacy spectrum in order to foster stronger relationships with partners, friends, or oneself.

Registration: Closed

As we enter the new year, GoodWerk Counseling invites clients to rethink the common tradition of setting resolutions and instead focus on implementing or maintaining holistic wellness practices.

Facilitated by Mental Health Expert, Dr. Ebony White, this 90-minute complimentary virtual event will support participants to explore ways to build resilience, prioritize self-care, and foster connections that support their wellness over the long term.

Registration: Open [RSVP]

Coping with grief can be especially challenging during the holiday season when memories of loved ones and family gatherings may magnify feelings of loss.

Facilitated by Grief Expert, Dr. Raman Jaur Mohabir, this 90-minute complimentary virtual event will be a safe space to learn and share insights on common grief experiences and practical tips for navigating the holidays and New Year ahead.

Registration: Closed [Event Ended]

In the last three decades, there has been an increase in the amount research on members of racial and ethnic minority communities; the importance of multiculturalism; counselor cultural competence; and lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer (LGBTQ) issues (see Cass, 1979; Crenshaw, 1989, 1991; Cross, 1971, 1978; Goldberg & Kuvalanka, 2012; Helms, 1990; Ratts et al., 2016; Sue et al., 1992; Wolfson, 1994). Despite the increase in research about people from marginalized communities, there remains little research and counseling practices that interrogate the holistic experiences of BIPOC LGBTQIA+ clients. This webinar examined current research on the lived experiences of clients with intersectional marginalized identities, including counseling implications for providing cultural responsive care and affirming practices.

Registration: Closed [Event Ended]