What is the AGENDA
of this workshop?
Colours in Conversation is an open, affirming dialogue circle designed to bring queer individuals and allies together for heart-led, meaningful conversations. This space encourages honest sharing, mutual learning, and collective reflection on mental health, identity, and allyship. Through guided discussions and storytelling, the event aims to highlight the lived experiences of the queer community while helping participants understand what it means to build emotionally safe, inclusive spaces. Participants will explore:
- What allyship truly looks like beyond Pride Month
- The emotional and social realities of queer and ally identities
- How community, solidarity, and shared stories shape mental well-being
- The joys, challenges, and nuances of being part of (or standing beside) the queer community
Who can ATTEND
this workshop?
Who Can Attend This Workshop?
Queer individuals
Allies
Educators
Healthcare professionals
What will you LEARN
at the end of this workshop?
A deeper understanding of queer lived experiences, identities, and mental health realities
How allyship can go beyond token gestures and become meaningful, ongoing support
Ways to build safer, more inclusive spaces in personal, social, and professional settings
Insights into the emotional landscape of queer and ally communities
The power of storytelling in healing, connection, and solidarity
Meet your TRAINER
Divya Bhatia
"Divya is the head of the Operations team at Heart It Out, and a dedicated therapist. She has supported 1500+ clients and conducts seminars on anxiety and depression awareness. She heads the First Responder team at Heart It Out and provides top-notch training for newly joined first responders. Divya has been awarded for leading multiple caregiving initiatives during the pandemic, and for raising awareness about various concerns, how to spot warning signs and how to tackle symptoms early on."
What to EXPECT
The child-centric approaches shared in this session transformed the way I connect with younger clients. I now feel confident supporting them through their unique challenges.
Rhea K.
School Psychologist
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