Cultural Considerations for Working with LGBTGEQIAP+ Clients
2 Hours | 2 CEs
$125 Registration | $100 Early Registration (through 4/16)
Clark Ausloos, PhD, presents a live virtual professional training program on Cultural Considerations for Working with LGBTGEQIAP+ Clients.
This program is designed to deepen professionals' understanding and effectiveness in working with LGBTQIA+ clients. It offers a substantive analysis of the unique life-stage challenges faced by LGBTQIA+ individuals, grounded in empirical research. Attendees will gain a thorough grounding in evidence-based, affirmative practices that support the mental health of LGBTQIA+ clients, enhancing their therapeutic toolkit. The development of practical skills for fostering inclusive clinical and community environments is central to the curriculum, with an emphasis on experiential learning and application. Furthermore, this program stresses the importance of advocacy, teaching participants to engage with and influence policy in various institutions for the benefit of LGBTQIA+ individuals.
This program will enable professionals to integrate advanced LGBTQIA+ affirmative practices into their work, contributing to their career development and the broader goal of creating supportive, inclusive, and informed environments for diverse populations.
The program is tailored for a diverse range of professionals at various stages of their careers who interact with LGBTQIA+ populations. Ideal participants include mid-career mental health clinicians, early-career social service providers, and seasoned educators and healthcare workers interested in enhancing their LGBTQIA+ affirmative practices. These professionals likely work in settings such as private practices, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and non-profit organizations dedicated to advocacy and community support. The program aims to equip these individuals with specialized knowledge and skills to improve inclusivity and advocacy in their respective roles and environments.