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Implementation Strategies to Support Person-Centered Care Planning in Community Mental Health Care

Person-centered mental health care remains a critical ethical and policy mandate. Yet, barriers continue to inhibit the routine availability across systems of care. This webinar will present implementation strategies that provide clinicians with the key supports needed to integrate person-centered care planning into their daily clinical interactions and address the common…

On-Demand Webinar
1 CEU(s)

Standing in Protest against Racism, Colorism, and Centuries-old Racial Divides in America

Racism in the U.S. has created serious divisions and disconnect among different minority groups and even among the majority groups consisting of Whites. This presentation discusses collective engagement to foster new community identities capable of resisting the politics of divide and conquer that can actively, authentically, and democratically confront racial…

On-Demand Webinar
1 CEU(s)

Navigating Gender Dysphoria and Gender Diversity in a Therapeutic Setting: An Introduction

This presentation is meant to enhance clinical skills in navigating conversations regarding gender diversity and gender dysphoria in a therapeutic setting.

On-Demand Webinar
1 CEU(s)

Therapy in a Time of Political Stress and Polarization

As our sociopolitical world descends into extreme divisiveness, families and friendship networks are fraying. We can just keep doing our traditional work addressing the client issues that we are most familiar with, in the hope that the public fever will break before long, or we can expand our vision and…

On-Demand Webinar
1 CEU(s)

A Mourning Walk: An Autoethnographic Reflection of Intergenerational Trauma

Lisa L. Moore, PhD, LICSW, will share excerpts from her autoethnographic memoir work-in-progress that addresses the intricacies of understanding how a traumatic event shapes a family narrative of resilience and the persistence of mourning across two generations. Drawing on the mysterious death/murder of her paternal uncle in the 1950’s in…

On-Demand Webinar
1 CEU(s)

White/Black: Part 2 – The Descendants of the Crack Epidemic

In part two of our series, we further explore the disparities and systemic issues seen in the Black community, and discuss the impact they continue to have on mental illness and substance use disorder treatment. We will speak in more detail about historical policies that have played significant roles in…

On-Demand Webinar
1 CEU(s)

The Ethics of Care: Dismantling Racism

Over the last 30 years, the changes in the workplace impacting working-class families, racial tensions between different races, and cultural influences have been slowly taking a psychological toll, though in a more diffuse, less detectable way than with anyone traumatic event. Psychotherapy, as a field, is not prepared to respond…

On-Demand Webinar
1 CEU(s)

Internet Gaming Disorder: Is that really a disease?

Dr. Brunner will examine the diagnosis and treatment of internet gaming disorders, highlighting how digital and social media structures reinforce addictive behaviors. This session covers the demographics of gamers and the neurological areas of the brain involved in the disorder. Additionally, participants will learn to identify the symptoms of internet…

On-Demand Webinar
1 CEU(s)