Ramanda Brockett, (They/She) BC-DMT

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Hey y'all,I struggled for a long time with the idea of doing a "facilitator spotlight" about myself and in the end, this is what I came up with instead. For where we are as a collective, it just feels like a perky, pep-talk about my qualifications ain't it, and authentic sharing with some powerful vulnerability is. So here goes...I'm just going to publicly interview my heart for you as my application to be your new favorite cousin who happens to lead groups and retreats. I hope my humanity gives you lots of spacious, caring room for your own humanity to be received with love and compassion.Thanks for reading!Q1: Who (TF?!?) do I think I am to start offering wellness retreats?A1: Aside from what info you can easily find about my qualifications as a BC-DMT at www.heal.me/ramandaI'm the kind of facilitator who offers exactly what worked for their own healing and nothing that hasn't been personally useful.Q2: What are some important parts of your identity as a therapist?A2: I'm a survivor and advocate.I'm an out and proud advocate of myself and all survivors of sexual assault, intimate partner rape, and domestic violence that included narcissistic abuse, firearm intimidation, financial abuse, and low-grade torture tactics. I often hear from clients that none of their previous therapists "got it" because it takes someone who's lived through the hell you're trying to heal from to "get" what kind of healing and support you need.II. I'm a healer who gets results.I do not have all my