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Continuing Education

Overview of Social Class and Classism for Mental Health Professionals (1.5 CE)
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Overview of Social Class and Classism for Mental Health Professionals (1.5 CE)

1.5 CEUs, exam link in video Overview of Social Class and Classism for Mental Health Professionals: Program content description: Understanding Social Class is required by all mental Health professionals, embedded in all the codes of ethics for multicultural competency(ATCB, NSW, APA, ACA). However, due to the lack of definition on social class and classism, as well as the American culture's resistance to social class concepts, counselors and therapists may not receive the specific training on social class and classism in their course of education. The lack of awareness on classism, much like color-blindness, may perpetuate harm and make therapeutic relationships ineffective. In this brief one hour overview of social class and classism, participants will learn the effects of social class and classism in the macro environment and in micro therapeutic encounters. Research, case studies, and clinical implications of social class and classism will be reviewed. Specific actionable steps for mental health professionals relevant to culture competency pertinent to classism awareness is the main goal of this brief presentation. Illinois Social Work CEU available for 1.5 Credit. Illinois Social Work CE Sponsor #159.001540 NBCC counselor continuing education CE credits:1.5 CE NBCC Approved Continuing Education Provider #7169 Learning objectives 1. Participants will be able to identify at least 3 aspects of social class and classism in larger environmental, macro and micro, as well as clinical situations. 2. Participants will learn at least 3 examples of internalized classism pertinent to Perception, Experiences, and Acts of classism and their impacts. 3. Participants will learn at least 3 specific aspects of social class behaviors in clinical settings and the appropriate therapeutic actions to facilitate in treatment. CE exam link will be become available in video after purchase. Spring Advisory is a Illinois Social Work CE sponsor, CE sponsor #159.001540. Complete and pass the the exam by 80% for your 1.5 CEU certificate.
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