What You’ll Discover in Leslie Korn Multicultural Awareness & Diversity Powerful Strategies to Improve Client Rapport & Cultural Competence Including Alaskan Natives
- Faculty:
- Leslie Korn
- Duration:
- 5 Hours 59 Minutes
- Format:
- Audio and Video
- Copyright:
- Jun 09, 2016
Description
I was privileged to Over the last 40-years, we have been working with native populations. In Mexico, first in small fishing villages. Later, working with native peoples. to The Pacific Northwest British Columbia, Alaska, and Eastern Canada.
As a trauma specialist I am particularly interested in the effects of trauma on families and communities. Also, how cultural healing practices, traditional medicines, and traditional therapies can provide a foundation to conventional mental health treatment.
This is how I’ve dedicated my career. to Exploring the possibility of working with diverse communities to regain and maintain mental and physical health.
Also, I have found that cultural competence can be applied to all groups. It is rooted in understanding who we are and where our origins lie as we look for its relevance. to Our work as clinicians.
As a result, my ability to treat all people, regardless of their backgrounds, is what I have made my life easier. Even if I don’t know a lot about their culture, I am comfortable asking my client to Teach me what is important to them.
Take a day with me-Long journey into the world cultural competency. These ideas will be explored as they relate. to Alaska is home to many diverse peoples. Improve Assess, avoid ethical dilemmas, overcome fears Learn how to You can tailor your treatment to specific groups or improve the relationship with clients from different backgrounds. Lastly, look deeper into yourself and find out how you can improve your relationship with clients. to Use who you are to Your clients will be grateful.
For working with diverse clients, you will gain a reputation as the top therapist in your locality!
It could be all you want to Participate in this seminar to Receive 6 CE hours in cultural competence, including 3 Alaskan Natives with mental health and cultural competency CE Hours & three CE hours Alaskan Ethics credit You will be able to take away so much more. This seminar is engaging and challenging. 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.
OUTLINE
Cultural Competencies in Mental Health
- Mindfulness-Based approach to Cultural competence
- Trends in a specific location: Variation and mental health needs
- Recognize cultural differences. Terms of reference, racism and stereotypes
- Improve Client rapport
- Establish cultural connections
- Learn and acquire knowledge & skills
- Consider behavior in a cultural context
- Exercise: Cultural (s), biases, or ethnic influences
Ethics & the DSM- 5®: New Guidelines for the Integration of Cultural Competencies
- Cross-Cultural differences in presentations
- Cultural Concepts of distress
- Diagnostic protocols and assessments
- DSM-5® cultural formulation
- Cultural factors influencing clients’ perspectives of their symptoms and treatment options
- Culturally competent practice requires ethical standards
- Exercise: Cultural Formulation Interview
Learn to Overcome Your Dilemmas in the Practice
- Working with clients who speak little English and are bi/multilingual
- When to Use an interpreter
- Intersection of religion and culture
- Counselling, spiritual experience and mental health
- Cultural Transference and countertransference
- Exercise: Experiences with micro-Aggression
Interventions Strategies For Alaskan Native Populations
- Interventions Strategies For Alaskan Native Populations
- Historical trauma in Alaska: Contact, Boarding School, Clergy abuse
- Alaska Natives are at risk for mental and physical illness. to dementia
- Cultural Strategies to promote mental, physical, and spiritual well-being
- Traditional Alaskan Mental health nutrition
- Innovative research and intervention programs
- Alaskan Native Resources
- Video: Carved From the Heart
OBJECTIVES
- Implement new DSM- 5® criteria and cultural formulation.
- Identify your biases and strategies to Improve your relationships with different clients
- Assessment and treatment strategies should be implemented for historical and cultural trauma.
- Discuss the guidelines you should follow when working with clients of specific religions and ethnicities.
- Learn skills to Overcome cultural barriers like language, religion, and other belief systems
- In your practice, you can use strategies and techniques that promote multicultural competences.
- Use culture-Mindfulness and breathing techniques based on mindfulness.
Â
ADA needs
We would love to be happy to Our Customer Service Department can help you with your ADA needs. Call us at 1-800-844-8260.
Â
Satisfaction Guarantee
We are committed to your satisfaction. All concerns should be addressed to: PO Box 1000, Eau Claire, WI 54702-Call 1 or 1000-800-844-8260.
Handouts
| Webcast Manual (2.70 MB) | 60 Pages | Available after Purchase |
Faculty
Leslie KornPH.D. MPH LMHC, ACS RPP, NTP, NCBTMB Similar seminars and products 12
Leslie Korn, PH.D. MPH, LMHC. ACS. RPP. NTP. NCBTMB is a renowned integrative physician and educator who specializes in the use nutritional, herbal, and culinary medicine to treat trauma, emotional, and chronic illnesses. She is well-known for her enthusiasm and humor as a speaker. In private practice, she has provided more than 50,000 hours of care for diverse clients. Her clinical practice is focused on offering clients effective alternatives. to psychotropics. Harvard Medical School was her place of graduate study. She spent the majority of her life in Mexico, where she lived with local healers for 25 years. She was the director of a naturopathic clinic and training center that offered health, culinary, and fitness retreats. She is a licensed and certified nutritionist, mental health counselor, and bodywork (Polarity, Cranial Sacral, and medical massage therapies). She is also an approved clinical supervisor. In out, she introduced somatic therapy for complex trauma patients.-Patient psychiatry at Harvard Medical School in 1985. Also served as a consultant to ethnomedicine to The Trauma Clinic in Boston. She was the former clinical director of the New England School of Acupuncture, and was also a faculty member at the National College of Naturopathic Medicine.
She is the author of the landmark book on trauma and the body: Rhythms of recovery: Trauma and Nature and the Body (Routledge), 2012), Nutrition Essentials for Mind Health (W.W. Norton 2016, 2016), Eat Right, Feel Right: More than 80 Recipes and Tip to Improve Mood, Sleep and Attention (PESI, 2017). Multicultural Counseling Workbook – Exercises, Worksheets, & Games to Construct Rapport With Diverse Clients (PESI 2015) and The Good Mood Kitchen 2017 (W.W. Norton 2017). She was a founder and former president of the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork.-Funded scientist in mind/body medicine. She is an approved clinician supervisor and the research director for Center for World Indigenous Studies, where she develops culinary and herbal medicine programs for tribal communities that are involved in developing integrative medicines programs.
Speaker Disclosures
Financial: Leslie Korn She is currently in clinical practice. PESI, Inc. gives her a speaking honorarium
Nonfinancial: Leslie Korn Does not have any relevant non-financial relationships Online Viewing or Digital Download to disclose.Â
| Online Viewing or Digital Download | Leslie Korn – Multicultural Awareness & Diversity – Powerful Strategies to Improve Client Rapport & Cultural Competence Including Alaskan Natives
IMPORTANT: This is the entire “Leslie Korn – Multicultural Awareness & Diversity – Powerful Strategies to Improve Client Rapport & Cultural Competence Including Alaskan Natives” Completely Downloadable And Available Check your account
(If your link is broken, we will renew it as soon as possible).
We appreciate your patience.
