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Cultural Competency

Mary Jo Barrett & Ra Frye

119 – Trauma Ed

An Innovative Approach to Addressing Violence

Mary Jo Barrett and Ra Frye

In their work together with gang members and their families from violent neighborhoods, the presenters have created an innovative healing process that …

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Filed Under: Preconference Clinical Workshops - All Day, Thursday Tagged With: Brain, Cultural Competency, Expressive Arts, Mary Jo Barrett, Professional/Personal Development, Ra Frye, Trauma

Deran Young & Jory Agate

124 – Healing Cultural Trauma with IFS

A Culturally Sensitive Approach

Deran Young and Jory Agate

Despite an increased willingness in our profession to discuss issues of diversity, including race, sexuality, gender, class, etc., we still have a …

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Filed Under: Available Workshops, Preconference Clinical Workshops - All Day, Thursday Tagged With: Cultural Competency, Deran Young, Jory Agate, Professional/Personal Development, Tools, Trauma

Candice Richardson Dickens

203/303 – Microtraumas and the African American Client

Tools for Countering Racial Trauma

Candice Richardson Dickens

Daily microtraumas and constant societal messages about their lack of value and power can keep many of our African American clients in a chronic state …

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Filed Under: Friday, Friday All Day Tagged With: Anxiety, Body, Brain, Candice Richardson Dickens, Cultural Competency, Trauma

Martha Straus

205/305 – Listening to Millennials

Therapeutic Understanding across the Generational Divide

Martha Straus

If you came of age before social media and smartphones were ubiquitous, before polar icecaps started melting, and before going to college resulted in …

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Filed Under: Friday, Friday All Day Tagged With: Anxiety, Cultural Competency, Martha Straus, Professional/Personal Development, Tools

Rosa Maria Bramble

219 – Trauma-Informed Treatment for Immigrants and Asylum Seekers

Facing the Challenge

Rosa Maria Bramble and Elsa Raker

Asylum seekers and immigrants coming into the U.S. often carry severe traumas. Add to this our current sociopolitical climate and the hardships of …

219 – Trauma-Informed Treatment for Immigrants and Asylum Seekers <h3>Facing the Challenge</h3>Read More

Filed Under: Friday, Friday Morning Tagged With: Anxiety, Body, Cultural Competency, Elsa Raker, Families/Kids/Teens, Professional/Personal Development, Rosa Maria Bramble, Trauma

David Wexler

222 – The #MeToo Movement and Therapy

Helping Men Wake Up and Women Speak Up

David Wexler

The rise of the #MeToo movement has generated a seismic shift in how we view sexual harassment and other once overlooked issues in the relationships …

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Filed Under: Friday, Friday Morning Tagged With: Couples, Cultural Competency, David Wexler, Sex/Gender, Tools

Shadeen Francis

224 – Social Justice as Healing Work

Moving Beyond Neutrality

Shadeen Francis

Regardless of what brought them to therapy, our clients are clearly impacted by racism, sexism, ableism, heterosexism, ethnocentrism, and classism—and …

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Filed Under: Friday, Friday Morning Tagged With: Cultural Competency, Shadeen Francis, Tools

Margaret Nichols

225 – Beyond Sex and Gender Binaries

Working with Today's LGBTQ+ Clients

Margaret Nichols

Most trainings on sex and gender diversity, even though they advertise as LGBTQ+, are mainly about working with gay and lesbian clients. Yet beyond …

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Filed Under: Friday, Friday Morning Tagged With: Cultural Competency, Margaret Nichols, Professional/Personal Development, Sex/Gender

Meagan Houston

322 – Treating the Self-Harming Adolescent

How to Make Technology Your Ally

Meagan Houston

Suicidal and self-harm behaviors are among a therapist’s most anxiety-provoking concerns, especially when it comes to adolescent and teen clients. …

322 – Treating the Self-Harming Adolescent <h3>How to Make Technology Your Ally</h3>Read More

Filed Under: Available Workshops, Friday, Friday Afternoon Tagged With: Anxiety, Cultural Competency, Depression, Families/Kids/Teens, Meagan Houston, Tools

Shawna Murray-Browne

326 – How to Heal a ‘Sista’

A Grassroots Approach to Helping Black Women

Shawna Murray-Browne

Although those in the black community are 20 percent likelier than the general population to suffer from serious mental health problems, there’s been …

326 – How to Heal a ‘Sista’ <h3>A Grassroots Approach to Helping Black Women</h3>Read More

Filed Under: Friday, Friday Afternoon Tagged With: Anxiety, Body, Cultural Competency, Depression, Shawna Murray-Browne, Tools, Trauma

Andrew Tatarsky

403/503 – You Don’t Need to Be a Specialist to Treat Addiction

An Integrative Harm Reduction Approach

Andrew Tatarsky

More than one-third of Americans struggle with addictive behaviors, whether it’s sex, substance use, eating, or gambling. But misinformation and …

403/503 – You Don’t Need to Be a Specialist to Treat Addiction <h3>An Integrative Harm Reduction Approach</h3>Read More

Filed Under: Available Workshops, Saturday, Saturday All Day Tagged With: Andrew Tatarsky, Cultural Competency, Mind, Professional/Personal Development, Tools, Trauma

Jada McCray

418 – Trauma in the Urban Community

Exploring the Wider Context

Jada McCray

There’s nothing “post” about the PTSD many people living in impoverished, urban communities experience daily. But effective interventions for these …

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Filed Under: Saturday, Saturday Morning Tagged With: Cultural Competency, Depression, Families/Kids/Teens, Jada McCray, Tools, Trauma

Anita Mandley

422 – Cultural and Historical Traumas

Invisible Barriers to Healing and Change

Anita Mandley

If you work with African Americans, Native Americans, holocaust survivors and their descendants, intergenerational poverty, or refugees, then whether …

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Filed Under: Saturday, Saturday Morning Tagged With: Anita Mandley, Cultural Competency, Sex/Gender, Trauma

Lambers Fisher

517 – A Shame-Free Path to Cultural Competence

Rising to the Challenge

Lambers Fisher

Even with an increased appreciation of the importance of multicultural awareness, many therapists feel confused about how to work effectively with …

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Filed Under: Saturday, Saturday Afternoon Tagged With: Cultural Competency, Lambers Fisher

Noah Garcia

519 – A Journey into Transgender Mental Health

Transcending the Binary

Noah Garcia

When seeking care, nothing is scarier to transgender individuals than a provider who’s poorly informed about the issues facing their community. From …

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Filed Under: Saturday, Saturday Afternoon Tagged With: Cultural Competency, Noah Garcia, Sex/Gender, Tools

Kirsten Lind Seal & Corey Yeager

603 – Mixed-Race Couples in Therapy

How to Have Crucial Conversations about Race

Kirsten Lind Seal and Corey Yeager

When you’re working with mixed-race couples, how comfortable are you talking about race in session? Do you have the words and understanding to help …

603 – Mixed-Race Couples in Therapy <h3>How to Have Crucial Conversations about Race</h3>Read More

Filed Under: Available Workshops, Sunday, Sunday All Day Tagged With: Corey Yeager, Couples, Cultural Competency, Kirsten Lind Seal

Esther Boykin

616 – Making Therapy More Accessible

How We Can Remove the Barriers to Care

Esther Boykin

With everyone from actors to athletes to politicians and educators publicly championing the importance of mental health care, there’s less stigma …

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Filed Under: Sunday, Sunday All Day Tagged With: Cultural Competency, Esther Boykin, Professional/Personal Development, Tools

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