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Creative Mornings KL with Ivy Tan
Creative Mornings KL with Ivy Tan
We strive to embrace diversity and inclusion in our daily lives. Little did we know, we often fail to understand how it works and the difference between both. When we promote diversity, do we also practice inclusiveness? How do we become inclusive? Without psychological safety, it can be challenging for an individual, organization and the community to reflect true inclusive culture.
2019 Apr 20-2019 Apr 20
9:00 AM-12:00 PM
Humility helps to avoid judging difference as inferior.
Compassion enables us to appreciate people who challenge our beliefs and values while veracity continues to question assumptions which can guide us to objectivity. How does one then becomes a culturally responsive member of the community? It is important to be familiar with the knowledge of individual and social biases, cultural values, and power structures. Understanding these concepts is essential to cultivating inclusion from within.
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ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Ivy received her Master’s in Counselling Psychology with an emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT) from the University of San Francisco in California and completed her undergraduate degree in International Relations from San Francisco State University. Following the completion of her Masters, Ivy worked in a non-profit community-based health service centre in San Francisco to provide comprehensive behavioural health services to adolescents, at-risk youth and low-income families where she conducted individual therapy, family therapy, group therapy, and case management services. She also served as a youth advocate and coordinated with probation officers under the Intensive Home Based Supervision Program and conducted early periodic screening, diagnostic and treatment for children under the age of 21.
GET TICKETS HERE
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Ivy received her Master’s in Counselling Psychology with an emphasis in Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT) from the University of San Francisco in California and completed her undergraduate degree in International Relations from San Francisco State University. Following the completion of her Masters, Ivy worked in a non-profit community-based health service centre in San Francisco to provide comprehensive behavioural health services to adolescents, at-risk youth and low-income families where she conducted individual therapy, family therapy, group therapy, and case management services. She also served as a youth advocate and coordinated with probation officers under the Intensive Home Based Supervision Program and conducted early periodic screening, diagnostic and treatment for children under the age of 21.
Notes or Reminders:
- Doors open at 9am, event starts at 10am, and feel free to stay longer and mingle after the agenda finishes.
- Walk-ins are welcome however we encourage you to sign up to secure your cuppa coffee!
- Remember to Bring Your Own Cup for drinks as we support #ZeroWaste!
At The Event:
Remember to use these hashtags #cminclusive #creativemornings #creativemorningskl to share your photos, experience, notes and tweets on social media!