We believe in the interconnectivity of all humans. We are aware of the impact of the parents and other family members on the identity formation of the children being raised in that family. However, we are not oblivious to the wider society and political realities that frame a person’s existence. It is our belief that social and moral values, and political and intellectual practices transmitted in a culture influence the way people believe they should be. We thrive to achieve social justice through our writings and teachings. We also take it upon ourselves to actively address these wider issues of injustice in our sessions with our consultees, and we feel accountable not to reproduce the harmful dominant discourses, beliefs and expectations from persons who seek consultation from us.