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CLAS Matters!

The Great Lakes ATTC offers this training for behavioral healthcare professionals in HHS Region 5: IL, IN, MI, MN, OH, and WI. This training is offered in response to a need identified by stakeholders in our region.

This interactive training will help participants learn about the National Standards for Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services (CLAS), and how they can be implemented to improve culturally informed care, reduce racial and ethnic disparities, and advance equity and inclusion in behavioral health care.

There is a limited capacity for this training.

 

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

  1. Discuss the rationale for culturally-informed practice in behavioral health settings.
  2. Define health equity and inclusion and correlation to patient and provider challenges in service delivery
  3. State benefits of integrating CLAS in potential technological approaches to patient care and support
  4. Assess your role in implementing the National CLAS Standards.
  5. Identify strategies to help clients achieve their full health potential

     

CEUs

Participants who attend all three training sessions in full will be able to receive 6 NAADAC CEUs.

 

TRAINING SCHEDULE

April 8, 2:00  4:00 PM, Central Time

April 15, 2:00  4:00 PM, Central Time

April 22, 2:00  4:00 PM, Central Time

 

TRAINER

Alfredo Cerrato Head ShotAlfredo Cerrato is the Senior Cultural and Workforce Development Officer for the Great Lakes Mental Health, Addiction, and Prevention Technology Transfer Centers. He is also a nationally-certified trainer on Culture: An Integral Part of Mental Health Services for Hispanic and Latino Populations. Mr. Cerrato has 25 years of international relations and development experience and specializes in cross-cultural communications, cultural dynamics, conflict resolution, and process improvement topics. His international work includes building orphan care models for children and the elderly in housing, healthcare, and economic aid. In addition, he has conducted advocacy, policy, and disaster relief work in Northern Ireland, Honduras, Peru, Brazil, Japan, Sri Lanka, and other locations across the globe, producing innovative models of care for underrepresented populations.  Mr. Cerrato’s work at the Great Lakes projects focuses on working with Hmong, Hispanic and Latino, African American, and Native American communities.

 

 

Starts: Apr. 8, 2021 2:00 pm
Ends: Apr. 22, 2021 4:00 pm
Timezone:
US/Central
Registration Deadline
April 8, 2021
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Event Type
Webinar/Virtual Training
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