What's it like for Black and Asian counsellors working with White clients?

The research titled "An exploration of Black and Asian counsellors' experiences of working with White clients" won the CPCAB Counselling Research Award for 2015, run in association with BACP.
The research was conducted by Beverley Spalding and supervised by Jan Grove and Alison Rolfe at Newman University in Birmingham, UK.
In this video, Counsellor and Psychotherapist Barry Kopp hears from Beverley and Jan about the winning piece of research and its findings.
Abstract from the research: www.cpcab.co.uk/public_docs/an...
Newman University: www.newman.ac.uk/
BACP: www.bacp.co.uk/
Find out more about the CPCAB Counselling Research Award at www.cpcab.co.uk/researchaward/

[@bunnyrabit9321]

I am glad to come across this video. I’m currently studying level 3 counselling. I felt quite alone I. My experience of being the only black student on my course. It’s been very challenging. Having experienced racism living in mainly white area. The desire to be counsellor and be faced with this is topic I brought in level 2 and answer has always been refer the client on without tacking impact it will have on you. The trauma of racism on you personally and your identity. I feel I. The year 2023 as I currently studying I still find that counselling I’m on falls short to deal with this issue.

[@Dizzeeyout]

This is great would love a link to her report. BAATN network is great, I’m currently a level 2 student but these videos are very helpful. As a black women I’m sure this will be something I may experience.