Culture, identity, and family systems all shape how couples experience each other — and how we, as therapists, meet them in the room. This CPD webinar offers a powerful introduction to cultural diversity in couples therapy, helping you explore how culture intersects with identity, boundaries, and communication.

Led by Dr. Joyline Gozho, a UKCP-registered psychotherapist and cultural psychology expert, this training supports therapists in becoming more culturally responsive, self-aware, and effective in their work with diverse couples and families.

In this 2-hour CPD training, you’ll explore:

• Therapist self-reflection: Examine unconscious bias, assumptions, privilege, and cultural blind spots
• Intersecting identities: Understand how race, class, gender, and culture shape relationship dynamics
• Cultural family dynamics: Explore how emotional expression and conflict are shaped by family and cultural codes
• Navigating family boundaries: Work with enmeshment, individuation, and disengagement in diverse relational systems
• Cultural expectations and autonomy: Support clients in negotiating boundaries and values
• Decoding cultural conflict: Gain tools to identify and work with cultural differences in the room

This training is grounded, compassionate, and deeply relevant to modern therapeutic practice.