Thursday, June 12

Ethical Considerations when Working with Youth with Disabilities

Join the CRA, the Department of Rehabilitation, and Dr. Cynthia Valencia-Ayala for this important and timely training.

By California Rehabilitation Association

Date and time

Thursday, June 12 · 9am - 12pm PDT

Location

Online

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 4 days before event

About this event

Event lasts 3 hours

Welcome to our online event on Ethical Considerations when Working with Youth with Disabilities! Join the California Rehabilitation Association in partnership with the Caifornia Department of Rehabilitation for an informative session where we will discuss important topics related to the ethics of working with young people with disabilities. Our trainer, Dr. Cynthia Valencia - Ayala , This event is perfect for counselors, social workers, educators, mentors, and anyone else who interacts with young people. Don't miss out on this valuable opportunity to enhance your skills and knowledge. Register now to secure your spot! (CRC units available.)

Frequently asked questions

What is the purpose of this training?

The training aims to equip participants with ethical, sociohistorical, and practical knowledge for working with youth who use vocational rehabilitation supports and services.

What will this training address?

It addresses the overrepresentation of youth with disabilities in legal, disciplinary, and child-welfare systems, and their underrepresentation in the workforce.

What else will be shared at this training?

The training explores recent policy changes aimed at improving outcomes for these youth. By focusing on their lived experiences and evidence-based practices, the training offers tools and strategies to help professionals better understand and support this special population.

Who is the presenter?

Dr. Cynthia Valencia-Ayala is a post-doctoral fellow with the Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences at UCSF's Juvenile InJustice Behavioral Health Lab. She has provided therapy and services in juvenile halls and she is passionate about collaborating to educate other professionals.

Organized by

California Rehabilitation Association

The California Rehabilitation Association (CRA), a chapter of the National Rehabilitation Association is dedicated to providing professional development and support to rehabilitation counselors and other professionals who provide a wide range of services to support individuals with disabilities. The CRA advocates for the rights of individuals with disabilities while also promoting high quality, ethical, and collaborative practice across the rehabilitation profession.

$25Jun 12 · 9:00 AM PDT