Course Preview Understanding and Addressing Racial Trauma in Behavioral Health About This Course Behavioral health professionals are trained to provide competent, effective, compassionate services. However, most have not been adequately educated on the impacts of racial discrimination, systemic oppression, and historical trauma, nor their profound implications for clinical practice. Traditional models of psychology have not recognized racism as a source of chronic stress and trauma. This course will move beyond a discussion of diversity and cultural competence by exploring current research and best practices for identifying implicit bias, understanding cultural contexts, and effectively addressing racial trauma with clients. Learn more about education that supports trauma-informed care.
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Course Preview Introduction to Trauma-Informed Care Being a trauma-informed organization isn’t a one time implementation or the responsibility of a committee. Preview our introduction to TIC course. Learn More