A Different Lens: Perception is Reality: A practical framework for providing effective behavioral health services for African Americans. September 30, 2008

A Different Lens: Perception is Reality

For many African Americans the thought of seeking behavioral/mental health services can be frightening, met with apprehension or even the last resort. If they do seek help it is critical that service providers be equipped to respond to the differences in beliefs, attitudes and expectations about mental health services. A Different Lens seminar will help counselors, therapists and other mental health service providers understand the this unique set of values and beliefs regarding mental health services.
Seminar Objectives:

* Uncover and dispel the myths about African-American clients
* Learn what most African Americans think about the behavioral/mental health profession and its services
* Identify the micro-aggressions in clinical practice and how to avoid them
* Understand the basic principles of African Centered Psychology and how to apply them
* Gain a practical framework to earn cultural credibility as a mental health provider

3.0 CEU's

Refreshments Included

Date: September 30, 2008
Time: 9:00 AM--12:00 PM
Location: Catriceology Enterprises
105 S. 49th Street (49th & Douglas), Suite F
Omaha, NE 68132
402-502-2718
www.catricejacksonspeaks.com
Registration now open 20 seats available! Register early.

Official Website: http://adifferentlens.eventbrite.com