Support Group for SWMWA Professionals
This group is open to all psychotherapists who understand the threat of so-called anti-racism philosophies and initiatives. These initiatives are harmful and discriminatory. The focus of this support group will be empowering straight, white men and women and our allies (SWMWA) to promote sound clinical practice, truth and common sense in the counseling space. In order to do so we must be able to defend our right to exist.
This group is forming out of necessity because the situation in our profession is rapidly deteriorating. We love all people but it increasingly clear that everyone does not feel the same about us. Far Left radicals in our profession have made their intentions clear. They are imposing their false beliefs on all of us. They are harming clients with those false beliefs. They are marginalizing our voices and cancelling us from the public square. They want us out of their way so nobody can stop them. We can no longer expect things will return to normal without active resistance.
This group is designed to be a safe space for psychotherapists and students who want to talk about the issues that are important to straight white people with traditional values and lifestyles in an era in which there is much hostility directed toward our group and our beliefs. We believe it is no longer enough to be for free speech and liberal values. We believe we must fight for traditional culture as a group of confident heterosexual white men and women and our allies from other groups because the woke adversaries on the Left are advancing on the counseling space as a powerful, unified army.
The group will provide respite and encouragement for professionals who are under siege in their work environments.
There will be an emphasis in the group on how we can employ our own psychological warfare in the culture war to match the aggressive woke propaganda machine.
It is our hope that this support group will lead to the creation of a new reactionary professional association for psychotherapists. Click on the embedded link to learn more about our philosophy and beliefs. We hope to create a Positive Disruptors Conference for reactionary psychotherapists and friends from other professions.
The group meeting time is still being determined. There is a corresponding email listserv for discussion. Both groups are invitation only. If you are interested in joining the support group after reading the description above, contact us to tell us who you are and why you wish to join the group.
This is a non-sectarian group. Everyone who shares our beliefs is welcome.
Language: English
Fee: None Donations appreciated.
Contact: Old School Counselor to join the group.
Nothing on these pages suggests that our psychotherapists discriminate against anyone on the basis of their identity as part of a protected class. We offer our services to everyone. On the contrary, we believe we get excellent outcomes with patients of every identity because we deal in reality, not in utopian fantasies.
The National Psychotherapy Association is a project of Living a Good Life Church. The church provides us with an opportunity to exchange ideas freely under the free speech protection afforded to churches under the U.S. Constitution (at least for now). Members of the NPA are not required to be members of Living a Good Life Church.
This group is forming out of necessity because the situation in our profession is rapidly deteriorating. We love all people but it increasingly clear that everyone does not feel the same about us. Far Left radicals in our profession have made their intentions clear. They are imposing their false beliefs on all of us. They are harming clients with those false beliefs. They are marginalizing our voices and cancelling us from the public square. They want us out of their way so nobody can stop them. We can no longer expect things will return to normal without active resistance.
This group is designed to be a safe space for psychotherapists and students who want to talk about the issues that are important to straight white people with traditional values and lifestyles in an era in which there is much hostility directed toward our group and our beliefs. We believe it is no longer enough to be for free speech and liberal values. We believe we must fight for traditional culture as a group of confident heterosexual white men and women and our allies from other groups because the woke adversaries on the Left are advancing on the counseling space as a powerful, unified army.
The group will provide respite and encouragement for professionals who are under siege in their work environments.
There will be an emphasis in the group on how we can employ our own psychological warfare in the culture war to match the aggressive woke propaganda machine.
It is our hope that this support group will lead to the creation of a new reactionary professional association for psychotherapists. Click on the embedded link to learn more about our philosophy and beliefs. We hope to create a Positive Disruptors Conference for reactionary psychotherapists and friends from other professions.
The group meeting time is still being determined. There is a corresponding email listserv for discussion. Both groups are invitation only. If you are interested in joining the support group after reading the description above, contact us to tell us who you are and why you wish to join the group.
This is a non-sectarian group. Everyone who shares our beliefs is welcome.
Language: English
Fee: None Donations appreciated.
Contact: Old School Counselor to join the group.
Nothing on these pages suggests that our psychotherapists discriminate against anyone on the basis of their identity as part of a protected class. We offer our services to everyone. On the contrary, we believe we get excellent outcomes with patients of every identity because we deal in reality, not in utopian fantasies.
The National Psychotherapy Association is a project of Living a Good Life Church. The church provides us with an opportunity to exchange ideas freely under the free speech protection afforded to churches under the U.S. Constitution (at least for now). Members of the NPA are not required to be members of Living a Good Life Church.
