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3-hour recorded event include two five-minute breaks between lectures.
Participants described themselves as clinicians and their clients in terms of their various identities
Participants analyzed how contextual factors impacted the therapeutic relationship
Presenter demonstrated ways to practice cultural humility and avoid microassaults
Presenter identified strategies in marketing to wider multicultural groups and communities
Video was recorded on March 8th 2024
This 3-hour video workshop will guide you to contextualize and establish your culturally centered clinical practice. This course is intended for post-masters and post-doctoral level mental health clinicians who can benefit from exploring their own social location in context of their clinical work with diverse clients.
This workshop will guide you to describe your identities as a clinician; you will also identify the social location of your clients.
We will analyze how contextual factors impact the therapeutic relationship.
You will be able to apply and practice cultural humility and avoid microassaults in your clinical relationships.
You will identify strategies in marketing to wider multicultural groups and communities.
Many students and supervisees from Masters and Doctoral programs have expressed their frustration at how diversity and multicultural topics were “sprinkled on” different courses. This 3 CE course provides mental health professionals with an opportunity to examine their own social contexts and biases and how they impact the therapeutic relationship when working with diverse populations, including BIPOC and LGBTQ communities. This workshop demonstrates how to weave multiculturalism and diversity into all aspects of your clinical practice using self-reflection and an internal locus of responsibility.
Program content level: Intermediate. This course builds upon the knowledge and skills of post-master's mental health clinicians' self-awareness and cultural competency.
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