Narendra Keval's guest appearances

Narendra Keval

BAATN Podcast

Choose to be Curious

Tom King

Judson Brewer

Jill Bolte Taylor

Frederick Douglass

John Green

Rohit Bhargava

John Marzluff

Jennifer Rothschild

Nancy Drew

Todd Kashdan

Kate McCauley

Larry Robertson

Kate Graham

Mario Livio

Bob Mitchell

OwlTail

Psychotherapist and clinical psychologist Narendra Keval observes "racism demands certainty" -- the opposite of curiosity. His is a thoughtful call for cultivating social spaces for curiosity and exercising our capacity to think under fire. Theme music by Sean Balick. Check out Sean's music here on SoundCloud. "Slow Lane Lover" by  Barstool, from Blue Dot Sessions. Join us next time when financial services professional Rebecca Borton joins us to explore curiosity and generating questions to challenge assumptions and imagine alternatives in financial planning and life.

Psychotherapist and clinical psychologist Narendra Keval observes "racism demands certainty" -- the opposite of curiosity. His is a thoughtful call for cultivating social spaces for curiosity and exercising our capacity to think under fire. Theme music by Sean Balick. Check out Sean's music here on SoundCloud. "Slow Lane Lover" by  Barstool, from Blue Dot Sessions.  Join us next time when financial services professional Rebecca Borton joins us to explore curiosity and generating questions to challenge assumptions and imagine alternatives in financial planning and life.

Ep. #96: Curiosity & Racist Mindsets, with Narendra Keval

Narendra Keval is a therapist, supervisor and trainer and currently based at the centre for psychoanalytical studies at the University of Essex. Narendra uses a Object Relations frame work to articulate What happens to the collective curiosity of the therapy profession around the area of race? what is the nature of racial trauma? and what are the therapeutic tasks when working with clients in this area?BAATN website www.baatn.org.uk

Narendra Keval is a therapist, supervisor and trainer and currently based at the centre for psychoanalytical studies at the University of Essex. Narendra uses a Object Relations frame work to articulate What happens to the collective curiosity of the therapy profession around the area of race? what is the nature of racial trauma? and what are the therapeutic tasks when working with clients in this area? BAATN website <a href="http://www.baatn.org.uk" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.baatn.org.uk</a>

What happens to collective curiosity of the therapy profession around race - Narendra Keval - Ep 5