This workbook is a space for aspiring psychologists to explore how their social and cultural identities shape their values, assumptions, and clinical practice.
Using the Social GRRAAACCEEESSS framework — a powerful reflective model developed by Burnham — this guided tool invites you to look closely at how aspects like race, class, gender, education, and more influence your worldview and interactions with others.
Through thoughtful prompts and self-directed journaling, you’ll reflect on how your lived experience informs the way you listen, support, and show up for others — and how to grow a more person-centred, inclusive, and anti-oppressive stance.
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