
Co-Occurring Disorders Series - Session 1: Cultural Humility
9:00am - January 15, 2021 | Timezone:
US/Eastern
Central East ATTC
Registration Deadline:
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DESCRIPTION:
The goal of this project is to provide a standardized set of trainings and supervisory supports to service providing organizations that will: 1. improve outcomes for patients who have co-occurring disorders, 2. Improve organizational outcomes, staff morale, and organizational efficiencies.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
- Review epidemiologic statistics relating to disparities in health and behavioral health in the United States
- Define the concept and rationale for cultural sensitivity/humility in behavioral health
- Discussected cultural and language issues, as well as bias and stereotyping, that contribute to racial and ethnic disparities in clinical care settings
- Identify key dimensions of person-centered care and the role played by communication in developing a therapeutic alliance
- Discuss selected clinical cases, challenges, and strategies for providing more culturally responsive and effective health care
WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
All persons who interact with patients, which may include intake staff, reception area personnel, drivers, maintenance staff, as well as professional staff.
PRESENTERS:
Anthony Estreet, PhD, LCSW-C, LCADC, Executive Director, Next Step Treatment Center. Anthony is an experienced client-centered therapist coupled with strengths in developing and delivering effective training.