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Discussing Race and Culture In Therapy

Diaspora welcomes PAU students to kick-off Black History Month with Conversations with Diaspora - our ongoing speaker series!  

Discussing Race and Culture In Therapy 

Thursday, February 5th

6:00 pm - 7:30 pm

Gronowski Clinic, D11A
 

Join us for a presentation and discussion on conducting therapy with culturally diverse clients. Dr. Teceta Tormala will provide an introduction, discussing the psychological effects of intergroup differences. Dr. Tim Baima, Dr. Matthew Mock, and current PAU doctoral students will discuss their personal clinical experiences and strategies for working with clients from differing cultural backgrounds. The conversation will include thoughts on working with Black clients, as well as clients from other ethnic and racial backgrounds, and clients who vary in spirituality, gender, age, and sexual orientation. A Q&A session will follow the panel presentation. The discussion will be completely confidential, as we want to foster a supportive, nonjudgmental environment in which all students can engage in open and honest dialogue. We encourage students to engage with this material, in support of their development as culturally competent therapists.  
 

Dinner will be provided; please RSVP.

RSVP: diaspora@paloaltou.edu

Please note: This event is only open to current, enrolled PAU students