Strength-Based Approach to Understanding the Impact of Structural Racism on Diverse Women, Children, and Families
Synchronous Live Online Course—10 hours, 9 hours Core LMFT, LPC and 1 hour Ethics
Led by Susan Perz, Ph.D., LMFT, LPC and Sponsored by A Titus Man, Inc.
Dates Offered in 2024: August 1-2, 2024; September 5-6, 2024
10 am — 4 pm each day, Eastern Standard Time
REGISTER HERE COST: $150
This course uses a strengths-based approach and case studies to explore how individuals and families are affected by forms of structural racism and implications for individual and family therapies. Through discussion of research, role-plays regarding individual, couples, family therapy and moral/ethical scenarios, participants will gain a greater understanding of:
- 40 different forms of structural racism
- Ways that racism overlaps other forms of discrimination such as sexism, agism, ablism, LGBTQ, and environmental issues as interlocking forms of oppression
- Deeper dives into specific common forms of structural racism through video interviews and film
- Stress, health, and individual life expectancies
- The effects of structural racism on adults, children, and families
- Intergenerational PTSD from structural racism
- Environmental racism and new nonhereditary mental illnesses
- Women’s individual and family strengths and coping skills in the face of structural racism and interlocking forms of oppression
- Ethical issues related to structural racism in individual and family therapy
- D iversity and Inclusion
ATM Professional Training, has been approved by GAMFT as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, No.127-2023 and LPCA CE, No. 2024-1-30-1090LW.
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