“Let’s Keep It Real”: Addressing Expressions of Racism and Racial Prejudice in the Context of Social Work Practice

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“Let’s Keep It Real”: Addressing Expressions of Racism and Racial Prejudice in the Context of Social Work Practice

Presented by José B. Torres, PhD, MSW, LCSW, LMFT

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1 Social & Cultural Competence

Course Number:

WI-2021-02-10

Original Program Date:

February 10, 2021

Duration:

58 minutes

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Available for 5 months after Registration

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Although racist narratives, including racism at individual, systemic and institutionalized levels have historically been present in the medical and mental health care environments, race and racism have become more relevant in our society. It is increasingly clear that this phenomenon continues to have deleterious effects on the health care of racial and ethnic minority populations. Social workers and other mental health practitioners lack clear guidelines regarding how to address client’s racist and prejudicial attitudes and comments in the clinical setting. This presentation will provide a brief discussion regarding how to address race related issues as a clinical and ethical concern with clients who present racist ideas and narratives in the practice of clinical social work.

1 Social & Cultural Competence

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