What You’ll Discover in David John Lee Cultural Competency & Diversity Powerful Strategies to Improve Client Rapport & Multicultural Awareness
- Faculty:
- David John Lee
- Duration:
- 6 Hours 10 Minutes
- Format:
- Audio and Video
- Copyright:
- Mar 20, 2020
Description
Your Speaker’s Message
Vancouver, British Columbia is where I was born during the era of multiculturalism. I can recall in college studying French in Quebec City, and feeling what it was like. to Please be a “fish out of water.” When I moved to The United States for a graduate student to Study cross-I provided cultural counseling to Find out how Americans see diversity.
After 35 years of experience in research, teaching, consulting and clinical work in the USA I now have a thorough understanding of the difficulties of providing mental healthcare services in a multi-cultural and diverse society.
This recording will discuss the knowledge, awareness, skills and abilities that clinicians should have in order to practice medicine. to You will be able to work effectively, ethically, and efficiently with people from diverse cultures and ethnicities. You will gain confidence as you learn.
- Cultural competency: The challenges
- The need to Build rapport and anticipate possible resistance
- Empirically-Validated self-Assessments to evaluate your strengths and growth areas, as well as design a professional development plan
It could be all you want to This seminar is available to view to Send an email 3 CE hours in cultural competency, 3.25 CE hours in ethics But I can guarantee that you will leave this program with much more. This engaging and challenging program will test your limits. to It is possible to explore the intersection between your belief systems and your clinical work. to As a culturally sensitive practitioner, you will feel more confident.
Gain a reputation in your community for being the premier therapist for working with diverse clients!
Handouts
| Manual Cultural Competency (2.2 MB) | 39 pages | Available after Purchase |
Outline
Cultural Competencies in Mental Health
- Do you have evidence?-Based approach to Cultural competence
- Trends in a specific location: Variation and mental health needs
- Exercise: The universal, the cultural, and the individual
Ethics and the DSM-5®: Guidelines for the Integration of Cultural Competencies
- Cross-Cultural differences in presentations
- Cultural Concepts of distress
- DSM-5® cultural formulation
- Cultural factors influencing clients’ perspectives of their symptoms and treatment options
- Ethical standards to ensure culturally competent practice
Be able to overcome your dilemmas in practice
- Clients with limited English proficiency or bi/multilingual abilities
- When to Use an interpreter
- In mental health care, it is important to recognize the differences between cultural and racial aspects.
- Recognize the intersections of gender and race, age, religion, class, and ethnicity.
- Be prepared for potential points of resistance or transference
- Exercise: Analyze intersectional identities and positionalities
Interventions Strategies For Specific Populations
- An overview of trauma in cultural context
- Assessments and Tools
- Medication: Use and belief system
- Collaborate with traditional and/or natural healing practices
- Different clients may require different interventions.
- Individualist versus collectivist adjustments
- Cognitive-Modifications in behavior
- Psychodynamic variations
- Exercise: Cultural, ethnicity and race education
Limitations of research and potential risks:
- Methodology and sampling
- Design validity internal
- Generalizability
- Applications and utility
Faculty
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D. John Lee, Ph.D., A licensed psychologist who works for CHE Behavioral Health Services and provides psychological services to A variety of assisted living options are available to residents.-Residential and assisted living facilities. He has served as Senior Psychologist and Employee Assistance Program Coordinator at New Mexico State University’s Aggie Health and Wellness Center, and the Coordinator of the Multi-Ethnic Counseling Center Alliance (MECCA) at Michigan State University’s Counseling Center. Dr. Lee Crisis intervention, individual and group therapy; supervision, consultation; psychoeducation, outreach, advocacy and consultation for marginalized student groups. He also facilitated doctoral seminars on culturally competent and racially responsive assessment and treatment for the Centers’ APA-Internships in professional and integrated psychology for the health care sector are approved. Dr. Lee Since 1992, she has worked in private and outpatient clinics as well as university counseling centers.
Dr. Lee is a dynamic presenter and storyteller, and holds a certificate as an Action Methods Facilitator from the Michigan Psychodrama Institute. He has been a keynote speakier and consultant for over 100 universities, colleges, public agencies, and private companies throughout the United States and Canada. Dr. Lee He holds degrees from the University of British Columbia and Western Washington University. He has published five books and several articles. to Professional and scholarly journals. John He was born in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada and currently resides in Buffalo.
Disclosure for Speakers:
Financial: D. John Lee He is currently in private practice. PESI, Inc. gives him a speaking honourarium.
Non-financial: D. John Lee Has no pertinent non-Financial relationship Online Viewing or Digital Download to disclose.
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