It’s never easy being different, and the kid who was bullied, humiliated, and isolated for standing out as “Other” bears a particular form of trauma that diminishes creativity and purpose in adulthood. Whether it’s a childhood story of hatred for a child’s gender nonconforming behaviors; a racial, cultural, or class background that’s different from that of the dominant group; or even for having a conspicuous scar, body shape, or other physical feature; the adult memory network of social pain often results in rejection sensitivity, risk aversion, and a diminished capacity to recognize possibilities to effect change.
As a violation of relationships, the legacy of Otherness trauma is also reflected in relationship patterns of compensation, control, self-victimization, escape, and even predation in marriages, parenting, careers, and other significant connections in which adults participate.
In this recording, you’ll have hands-on learning in recognizing the hero’s journey within your client’s story of Otherness, and possibly even your own. This will include tracing not only the traumatic impact of Otherness in relationship, career, and other life decisions, but in finding the unique power and voice that comes with owning Otherness as a source of creativity and better connections throughout the client’s life.
Transgender therapist Dr. Stacee Reicherzer, a nationally recognized LGBTQIQ expert, brings her unique blend of sass and experience as a clinician, educator, researcher, and storyteller for a highly engaging and emotional day of learning.
| Manual – Healing the Hidden Trauma (3.12 MB) | 74 Pages | Available after Purchase |
Uncovering the Story of Otherness
Exacerbating Conditions
The Impact of Otherness in Relationships
The Hero’s Journey
Preparing for the Journey
Undertaking the Hero’s Journey
The Hero’s Journey and Diverse Client Concerns (Case Presentations)
The Ethics of Self-Care
Stacee Reicherzer, PhD, LPC-S, has nearly 15 years’ experience in serving LGBTQIQ communities as well as battered women and men, homeless populations, and persons suffering from complex trauma. She received her MA in Community Counseling and her PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision, both from St. Mary’s University. Dr. Reicherzer is authoring her first self-help book, Healing the Other Within: Honoring and Embracing What Makes You You, which has been the focus for lectures, workshops, and keynotes around the U.S. Her clinical work as a relational-cultural and EMDR practitioner has been enhanced by her qualitative research with transgender women of color and drag queen culture, and service to the American Counseling Association Human Rights Committee and the editorial board for the Journal of EMDR Research and Practice.
She maintains a faculty appointment in the Counseling program at Southern New Hampshire University. Dr. Reicherzer has been interviewed for CBS’s “Dr. G: Medical Examiner,” and several radio shows about topics which reflect Otherness stories. She also wrote the feature article for the June 2016 issue of Family Circle magazine entitled “What Are You Looking At?” in which she told the stories for mothers who were raising children with visible disabilities, scars, and behavioral differences.
Speaker Disclosures:
Financial: Stacee Reicherzer is a faculty member at Southern New Hampshire University. He receives a speaking honorarium from PESI, Inc.
Non-financial: Stacee Reicherzer is a member of the American Counseling Association; the Association of LGBT Issues in Counseling; and the Association of Counselor Education and Supervision.
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