From Surviving to Thriving through Healing: Treatment Considerations for Race-Based Traumatic Stress

September 10, 17 and 24, 2021, 1 – 4:15 p.m. ET
Instructor: Danielle Cottonham, Ph.D.
Level: Intermediate
CEs: 9 CEs are available for $10 fee
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This course is designed to broaden the understanding and treatment of race-based traumatic stress (RBTS) within a historical and sociocultural context. The seminar will cover:

the role of integrating social justice principles into clinical practice when treating RBTS
theoretical perspectives for case conceptualization
assessment tools
challenges involved in assessment and diagnosis
clinical implications and approaches for RBTS
The richness of this seminar lies in case examples and group discussion that calls for a willingness to be present, to be curious and to share about clinical experiences. The overall goal is for participants to complete this seminar series having more confidence in working with clients of color who are experiencing RBTS and greater insight into the opportunities for growth and learning in your clinical practice. Although this seminar is geared towards clinicians with experience working with various types of trauma, those who may have less experience but are interested in learning more about the topic are welcome and encouraged to attend.