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Afrikan-Centred Intercultural Therapy™ (ACIT) is: 

• An integration of Afrikan-centred principles, philosophy and humility focused thinking with various psychological schools of thought through a trauma informed lens.
• A personal and professional developmental skill, aimed to influence and adapt cultural-ethnic-racial mentalities and develop trauma informed cultural empathy, for healing, resilience and post traumatic growth. 

The contextual position of this training is focused on the decolonisation of mentality, which influences our belief systems and behaviours. Advocating for the integration of indigenous wisdom and intercultural consciousness, the aim is to contribute towards generational change and healing by influencing mentality shifts. 

We believe that the way one identifies self, communicates with others and contributes towards community engagement enhances this process. Our training courses also aim to complement previous core counselling training and practices.

ACIT training is aimed at mental health and psychological practitioners, helping professionals, case workers and social care workers. 

The course explores: 

• CERS (Culture, Ethnicity, Race, Spirituality) focused intercultural perspectives
• The challenge of intersectional identities
• Racial and generational trauma
• Ubuntu inspired Afrikan-Centred principalities and spirituality in therapeutic practice 
• Healing, resilience and post-traumatic growth

and much more.