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Episode 9 | Crawford Bias Reduction Theory (CBRT) with Dr. Dana Crawford

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  In this episode, we dive into the groundbreaking work of Dr. Dana Crawford and her transformative Crawford Bias Reduction Theory (CBRT). As bias and accountability become increasingly critical topics in the therapeutic space and beyond, Dr. Crawford’s CBRT approach stands out as a powerful, action-oriented plan for addressing both implicit and explicit biases. This method emphasizes compassion, self-reflection, and accountability—empowering therapists and individuals to engage in ongoing, meaningful change.   Join us as Dr. Crawford discusses the origins of CBRT, inspired by her own observations of bias within clinical and educational settings, and her dedication to reducing the impact of bias in therapy. She explains CBRT’s unique approach, contrasting it with traditional Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) methods, and shares how CBRT goes beyond definitions to offer practical, actionable steps.