BE SILENTLY LOUD!
Our Mission:
To give self-identifying members of marginalized & oppressed communities a safe, inclusive and non-judgemental space to anonymously express what they think/feel on topics pertaining to socio-cultural-political issues effecting their wellness or educational journeys.
Vision:
To empower members of marginalized & oppressed communities. Done by bringing awareness of when and how nuances of socio-cultural-political topics can or will affect who and what they believe to be.
Goal:
To create safe, non-judgemental and inclusive conditions for meaningful discussion on how intersectionality effects our wellness and education.
Objective
We understand that many people struggle to express themselves. Even in spaces meant to encourage socio-cultural and political conversation. Our services seek to nurture confidence by offering alternative environments where clients/students can explore a meaningful way to express the human desire to be seen, heard, and understood. Through this process, we can learn and grow together, showing up for each other as One interdependent community.
Our Approach
TEACHING AND COUNSELLING BY ALWAYS KNOWING WHEN AND HOW! BUT FIRST, GET IT ALL OUT!
Many people do not consider the importance of factoring in a persons readiness to learn and grow by naming their strengths and hinderances on and off the “table”. Especially how a persons conditioning from socio-political-cultural factors affects an individual’s capacity and ability to PROCESS their socialization effectively. Whether you struggle to connect personally, or are a professional learning self-awareness and discernment in your own practice,
Our approach is to create a confidential, safe, non-judgemental and inclusive space for you to FREELY speak your mind, then apply practical strategies to behavioural change once you FEEL ready.
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Sami Ansari (Founder)
Sami' holds a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology with much of his curriculum focusing on Human Resource Management and the Humanities.
He is currently completing a Master of Arts in Counselling Psychology while working as an Educational Assistant for Inclusive Education, French Immersion and Urdu/Hindi Support.
He has 7 years of directly working in caregiving fields such as Addiction, Foster Care, and Early Childhood Education. He has been working with children and families in many other ways for 14 years.
Sami values faith-based counsel and education through a Queer lens. Meaning having faith in something by accepting what is nothing. His approach helps clients/students find meaning in what they learn by analyzing “THE PROCESS”. For example, science is creativity when One knows the roots of science. His approach focuses on the intention behind inquiry to see what a clients/students relationship to learning practically is. He helps clients/students apply their own unique theories into conduct by teaching/counselling HOW to be creative and evidence-based.
Sami stays active by going to the gym, hiking in the summer, or dancing with friends. He loves to cook vegetarian or vegan Pakistani/Indian food. He has a Black Cat named Violet.
He is open about is history with Addiction, being diagnosed with ADHD & Autism, and how his mis/late diagnosis led him down a gruesome path full of mistakes. He honours his mistakes because it only refined and attuned his discernment to be wonderful in all he does. He has a great passion and commitment to make the world a better place for the next 7 generations.
