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Continuing Education Series

Health Disparities

Gain critical perspectives from psychological science and practice on health equity, social justice, and cultural competence in psychotherapy.

Programs in this series cover critical issues regarding health disparities, and psychology’s contributions to ensuring equitable access to, and delivery of, effective services to diverse populations.

All programs include closed captioning.

Live programs include PowerPoint presentation, Q&A with the presenter, and may include interactive polling, video clips, and other resources.

After the live air date, webinars are converted to on-demand programs, which offer the opportunity to earn CE credits by completing a test.

Programs in this series have been reviewed and approved by the APA Office of Continuing Education in Psychology. 

The American Psychological Association is recognized by the New York State Education Department's (NYSED) State Board for Psychology as an approved provider of continuing education for licensed psychologists #PSY-0100. Programs meet NYSED requirements unless otherwise specified.

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In this series

Health Disparities, Race and Racism: Critical Perspectives from Psychological Science and Practice
Addresses points of intervention that are germane to the practice of Health Service Psychologists’ and will provide a description of anti-racist psychological practice as a vehicle for the disruption and reduction of race-related health disparities.
March 2022
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Mental Health Disparities in Adults During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Examine the mental health rates and discuss the varied experiences across various subgroups, explore other significant risk and protective factors, and examine the societal issues and social identities that have been overlooked in the assessment and treatment of adults during the pandemic.
March 2022
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Addressing Health Disparities in Asian American populations
List key factors that make Asian Americans a heterogeneous population and how those differences contribute to health disparities.
March 2022
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Mental Health Treatment and the African American Community
List the barriers African Americans encounter when seeking or sustaining mental health treatment.
March 2022
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Doing Anti-Racism in Clinical Practice: Discussing the Why's and How's
Identify three psychological outcomes associated with the experience of racism.
October 2021
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Undocumented Latinx Communities: An Anti-racist, Liberatory and Intersectional Approach to Collective Healing
Identify unique sociopolitical factors that commonly implicate the health and wellbeing of undocumented Latinx populations.
October 2021
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price
Unequal Hopes, Lives, and Lifespans in the USA: Insights from Well-Being Research in the Era of COVID-19
Provides insight from the new science of well-being measurement demonstrating how well-being metrics can track vulnerability to despair and related deaths and serve as warning indicators.
October 2021
1.5 CE credits
$50.00
for member price

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