Developing Psychotherapy Strategies to Foster Resilience and Prevent Trauma Among Immigrant Communities

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On Demand Webinar
$50.00
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CE credits

1.5

Exam items

6

Description

In the second session of this live webinar series, the presenters discuss a set of psychotherapy strategies for working with immigrant communities, particularly Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) recipients, in the context of changing immigration policy and the COVID-19 pandemic. Strategies include trauma-informed care, multicultural and social justice competencies, and strength-based coping skills. The webinar includes a panel of DACA recipients and providers who provide their important perspectives.

Original webcast date: July 10, 2020

Learning objectives

  • Conceptualize immigrant clients’ psychological distress from a strengths-based, culturally affirming, and systems-oriented perspective.
  • Develop psychotherapy interventions from this lens.

Instructors

  • Germán Cadenas, PhD
  • Luz M. Garcini, PhD
  • Denea Johnson (DACA recipient)
  • Greisa Martinez (DACA recipient)

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