An Anti-Racist Workbook for White Therapists

While many therapists recognize the influence of white supremacy, translating that awareness into ethical, anti-racist practice can be challenging. This workbook offers an encouraging and reflective guide for white clinicians seeking to examine how whiteness and systemic racism shape their lives and clinical practice.

Drawing on her Model of Recovery from White Conditioning, Cristina Combs invites readers into a process of deep personal and professional reflection. Through stories, lessons from BIPOC mentors and thought leaders, clinical examples, and guided exercises, this workbook helps therapists explore how white conditioning shows up in their identities, relationships, and therapeutic work.

Designed for both inner transformation and practical application, this book equips white therapists to integrate race and culture in their work with white clients, apply greater sensitivity in their work with BIPOC clients, and contribute to broader systemic change. Compassionate, challenging, and action-oriented, it supports clinicians committed to reducing harm and fostering genuine healing in their practices and communities.