Colonial Legacies within Mental Health Treatment Models: Play and Play Therapy in Times of Genocide
This course is a free resource and does not offer CEs.
This course does not offer continuing education credits.
This program is a 2.0-hour recorded training.
Resources are provided in the handout section of this course.
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This program will explore the ways in which colonial dominations and its ongoing legacies obstruct narrative possibilities for marginalized communities.
It will provide clinical material demonstrating the importance of incorporating ethnocultural symbolism and history in narrative creation to promote resilience and hope.
1) Identify colonialism and settler colonialism as systems of domination.
2) Describe the ways traditional treatment delivery reinforces these systems.
3) Recognize the limits of treatment within the clinical field and explore the unique role mental health professionals have in challenging conditions that jeopardize mental wellness.
This is a free course.
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Colonial Legacies within Mental Health Treatment Models