What does it mean to be anti-racist? How can you go against the grain and find what truly matters? Where can you make the most impact in your community in making a genuine change?

In the second part of this two episode podcast, LaToya Smith speaks about growing an anti-racist practice and finding a formula for healing with Gary and Brittany Wardlaw.

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Meet Gary and Brittany Wardlaw

Gary and Brittany Wardlaw are the founders and co-owners of The Relationship Clinic, a mental health clinic.

Brittany received her Business degrees in International Business and Marketing but then went on to earn her Juris Doctor degree shortly thereafter. While it was her intention to get in the courtroom when she finished, she ended up taking a position in higher education (thinking it to be temporary) but finding a niche in conflict resolution—specifically mediation and restorative justice. The move to The Relationship Clinic was a natural next step.

Gary’s experience began as a counselor at the local YMCA. From there, his clinical experience was gained in psychiatric facilities, the K12 school system, and in church settings where he provided pre-marital therapy and education to couples looking to tie the knot.

Whether through psychoeducation, group, or individual therapy, Gary affirms that it’s time for us as a community to heal from the generational trauma we’ve carried for centuries while coping with the trauma currently.

Visit The Relationship Clinic and connect with them on Facebook and Instagram.





In This Podcast



* What does it mean to be anti-racist?

* Find your niche

* Spread the information



What does it mean to be anti-racist?

Anti-racist hangs on this moving sidewalk and says, “You know what? I know it’s going in this direction but I’m going to turn around and I’m going to actively walk in the opposite direction that this sidewalk is going”. (Brittany Wardlaw)

It is difficult to “walk in the opposite direction” because society is constructed with systematic racism and you have to move “against the traffic” of people walking and talking in a way that they’re used to, even though it is damaging.