All items of category 'Cultural Responsiveness'
Promoting and reinforcing reflection on the lived experiences, cultures, and linguistic backgrounds of both workforce members and those served, in order to further interactions that recognize and respect individuals and communities while highlighting their strengths and unique abilities. This includes support for an ongoing commitment to this reflection and engagement in high quality and respectful interactions. Note: This includes cultural humility, cultural competence, and anti-racism.
This webinar will introduce participants to how Adverse Childhood Experience (ACE) screening is being used alongside other assessment measures as part of the intake process in a community mental health program that serves English- and Spanish-speaking patients. The presenters will discuss their culturally competent trauma-informed care model along with the rationale and techniques to overcome barriers to ACE assessment in this setting. They will also share strategies to help empower patients to live healthier lives by processing their experiences of ...
Working from a foundation of reflection and a lens of equity, we find that pediatric providers are able to establish relationships with caregivers that, in turn, support and model the types of relationships we know that allow children to thrive. Here in this video, we learn a bit more about what reflective practice means, as well as how diversity-informed tenets can be a guide for this work.