Feminist and LGBTQ+ Studies

Biography

Christina Löwenborg is a licensed Psychotherapist, clinical supervisor, Master in Social Work (MSW), Psychodrama director and a child-oriented Family therapist. She is based in Stockholm, Sweden and runs the company. Christina Löwenborg AB and collaborates with universities in Sweden. She is working with supervision, psychotherapy and teaching and has written several articles about methods in the field.

 
Catherine Richardson is a Métis therapist, researcher and academic working at Concordia University. She has Gwich’in, Cree, Metis and English/Swedish ancestry, with maternal ties to Fort Chipewyan, Alberta and Red River. Cathy is a co-founder of the Centre for Response-Based Practice. She is a teacher, a supervisor, and a professor in First Peoples Studies and Creative Arts Therapies. She also holds a Concordia University Research Chair in Indigenous Healing Knowledges. Cathy is interested in the broader and multi-dimensional aspects of healing, including social interaction, violence, resistance and dignity-promoting responses.  She works with individuals, families and workteams. Cathy explores various approaches to well- being on her substack podcast (Substack login for writings: https://catherinerichardson.substack.com), where she speaks with healers, activists and response-based therapists. She has numerous publications, including a recent co-edited book entitled  “Life course, missive and methodology: Conversations about health and wellness from the Indigenous collective.”