Author: Broderick A. Sawyer, PhD

Is a clinical psychologist, clinical trainer, speaker, consultant, and meditation teacher locate in Louisville, Kentucky. Along with peer-reviewed authorship and a small psychotherapy caseload, Dr. Sawyer's primary role is that of immersive clinical trainer and speaker in applied liberation psychology for the development of what he defines as "intersectional cultural competence" in mental health professionals.

Through his website (https://www.brodericksawyer.com), Dr Sawyer trains, collaborates, and consults with mental health professionals and psychology training programs, with the goal of connecting the practices of minfulness and compassion to cultural competence, respect for diversity, and developing intersectional compassion to cultural attunement. He is an expert in mindfulness and cultural competence, he also has an 8-year Buddhist practice, was a former college basketball player, and formerly directed a racial trauma center at Genesee Valley Psychology. He is a prolific contributor to the field, amassing more than 180 speaking and training engagements and producing nearly 20 peer-reviewed publications. He is routinely invited as a guest contributor for media outlets. He has had numerous guest appearances on CNN.

Dr. Sawyer created liberation psychology and mindfulness-based modifications to traditional CBT, entitled "Liberated Cognitive Behavioral Therapy" (CBT-L), published in 'The Behavior Therapist'. Based on his experiences as a Black man, doctoral training, and embodiment of ancient energy psychologies via Buddhist practice. Dr. Sawyer's work is driven by his conviction that the creation of a compassionate globe is possible, with being living in harmony as if no "others" fundamentally exist.

Courses By Broderick A. Sawyer, PhD:

	Title	Credits
2351966	The Art and Science of Mindfulness: Integrating Mindfulness Into Psychology and the Helping Profession (3rd Edition)	11