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DHS-Drexel-Healing the Whole: Culturally Responsive Care for Racial Trauma - 9/19/24 - VIRTUAL-LIVE Online Registration

Virtual-Live Training
Healing the Whole: Culturally Responsive Care for Racial Trauma
 
Training offered by Drexel University
 
Continuing Education Credits              No Cost              5 hrs
*APA*CPRP*CEU*LSW/LCSW/LPC/LMFT*NBCC*PA ED ACT 48*PCB*PSNA*
 
Trauma Training Certificate
You must complete 50 hours (10 courses) of Behavioral Healthcare Education Trauma Training
**Additional Information Below**
 
When:   Thursday, 9/19/24
Time:    9:00am - 3:30pm              Registration Deadline:  Thursday, 9/12/24 at Noon
Where:    Virtual Live
Presented by:  Karin Gladney, PhD, CAADC
Maximum Capacity:  50
 
Description: This course is designed to provide an in-depth exploration of race-related traumatic stress and the psychological impact of exposure to racial discrimination, racism and prejudice.  The course will provide an overview of the historical and social context of racism, the manifestations of racism in contemporary society and the ways in which racism can impact an individual's mental health.
 
Key concepts and theories related to race-related traumatic stress will be explored.  This will include the impact of chronic racial stress on the body and psychological coping strategies.  Participants will also discuss the assessment of race-related traumatic stress, available psychometric toolsand evidence-based interventions for addressing this type of trauma.
 
Overall, this course will provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the impact of racism on mental health and equip them with the knowledge and skills needed to support individuals who have experienced race-related traumatic stress.  Participants will develop knowledge of evidence-based interventions and strategies for creating culturally sensitive and trauma-informed interventions for addressing race-related trauma, including trauma-informed care with an emphasis on empowering individuals and communities.
 
This course is part of BHE's 10-course Trauma Series
 
Learning Objectives: 
  1. Identify personal biases and assumptions related to race, racism and privilege, and how they may impact one's professional practice. 
  2. Analyze the historical and social context of racism and its impact on mental health.
  3. Identify and describe the different manifestations of racism and discrimination in contemporary society, including microaggressions, institutional racism and internalized racism.
  4. Discuss the traumatic physiological, cognitive and emotional effects on individuals' sense of self and ability to cope with racism and racial discrimination.
  5. Analyze at least five challenges associated with assessing race-related stress, particularly within diverse communities.
**Training link will be emailed to registered participants on Tuesday, 9/17/24
 
In order to receive continuing education credits at no cost to you for this course:
  • You must pre-register
  • You must be a Chester County Provider
  • You must complete the post-test and the evaluation form at the end of the session

**Trauma Series**                                                                                                                                           BHE's trauma series provides an array of courses that support the development of trauma-informed care, assessment, and treatment planning for children, adolescents and adults.  Each trauma series course is rooted in the understanding that trauma is a fundamental issue for many people seeking treatment, and that trauma-informed care is essential to promote recovery and resilience.

A certificate of completion is available for those who successfully complete 50 hours of courses in the trauma-informed training series.  Interested individuals have three years to complete the ten courses.  Each course is five hours in duration, with two required core courses and eight elective courses.  These ten courses are offered via webinar through DHS Training Series in 2024, with the hope to offer these courses and/or others in future years.

The two required courses are "The Fundamentals: Trauma Definitions and Diagnoses" and "The Fundamentals: Trauma-Informed Care." Beyond that, BHE offers a rotating array of trauma-related courses on many topics, including: children, adolescents, families, gender, race, treatment approaches, vicarious trauma and many others.

The rationale is to offer a selection of courses that are current and meet the interests and needs of providers.  Each course comes with a certificate for 5 hours of continuing education.  When you have successfully accomplished 50 hours of training, you will receive an additional certificate of completion for the full trauma series through the mail.

 

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