Social Work Embodied
A Therapeutic Paradigm Shift for the Spiritually-Inclined Social Justice Worker
Dr. C’MA (she/they) has a Doctorate in Social Work (DSW), and is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker & Board Approved Clinical Supervisor (LCSW-BACS) based in New Orleans. They offer presence-centered individual & community healing opportunities, collaborative mentorship (i.e. clinical supervision), and consultation on transformative leadership & social service provision. To learn more about Dr. C’MA and their orientation to the work, you can check out their Tulane Alumni Spotlight: https://tssw.tulane.edu/news/alumni-spotlight-dr-corine-brown
A Social Work Embodied (SWE) approach utilizes a strengths-focused lens, grounded in radical compassion and social work core values in an effort to re-imagine what healing can feel like in light of one’s own unique circumstances and the inherently oppressive systems we have learned to navigate throughout our lives: Social Work Embodied is Systemic Harm Reduction (SHaRe).
The Practice
Heart Visits & Healing Opportunities
A SWE approach to individual, couple, & group “feeling practices” that are emergent & presence-centered. Offering supportive counseling, group facilitation & integrative processing for healing-arts & other community wellness events.
Collaborative Mentorship
BACS services for social workers pursuing clinical licensure in Louisiana (LABSWE #11179). For social justice workers who embrace an expansive vision for the future of the profession and who are committed to cultivating a radically-compassionate & presence-centered practice.
