Working with Bicultural Clients
Clinical Considerations in Identity Exploration
1.5 CE hours | Mona Nour, PhD, LCMHC
Many folx from bicultural communities are seeking mental health services.
And, because 1 in 4 children in the US have at least one immigrant parent, we can expect that client population to continue growing.
Bicultural individuals must undertake the complex task of constructing identities drawn from dual, or multiple, cultural foundations.
This course is designed to prepare mental health professionals of all disciplines to meet the unique needs of their bicultural clients.
Participants will meet these learning objectives.
Gain a rich understanding of Bicultural Identity Integration
Obtain a better understanding of interpersonal and family dynamics in the bicultural experience
Identify specific life areas to explore in session
Explore predictors for improved mental health outcomes
Discover effective theoretical approaches and foundations
Acquire communication tactics and resources to share with your bicultural clients
Working With Bicultural Clients Presentation
Sense of Belonging Inventory - Psychological (SOBI-P)
Working with Bicultural Clients - Recorded Presentation & Discussion
Assessment
Participant Survey
To register for this course, simply click 'Enroll today.'
After watching the recorded presentation, the final requirement of the course is a comprehensive assessment.
Your certificate of completion will be available for download after earning a passing score of 80% or higher.