<p>Jeehye Choi, a registered social worker, shares the incredible work that she is doing as one of the therapists that the Edmonton based BIPOC Healing and Wellness Centre, a place where racialized people can heal.

As a person that is pasionate about culturally sensitive counseling, she shares her personal journey as an immigrant, stepping away from cultural expectations and how choosing what makes her happy has allowed her to be a healing force for others. We touch on all things therapy and how she is bringing new perspective by specializing in Asian family dynamics and trauma-focused therapy for racialized communities facing displacement, racism, and discrimination.

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Time to get comfortable with the uncomfortable! 
I will be sharing my lived experiences of not growing up around other Black people, increasing my own awareness around systemic racism, and interviewing members of different minority groups from all facets of life to hear their stories and learn through the lens of their experiences.
We will be going deep as we answer the questions of how can we be a better ally? What is it that we don’t know, we don’t know? And how are we unknowingly contributing to systemic racism and discrimination? in order to tap into the power we have to change the world.