DSM-5 THE BLACK WAY BIPOLAR AND RELATED DISORDERS RELAUNCH

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DSM-5 THE BLACK WAY TRAUMA & STRESSOR RELATED DISORDERS REGISTRATION OPENING

FEBRUARY 11TH 8AM PST/11AM EST

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DSM-5 For The Culture

This series focuses on using the DSM-5 with cultural awareness for Black and communities of color. While the DSM-5 provides important diagnostic guidelines, it does not always take into account the cultural differences in these communities, which can lead to incorrect diagnoses, especially around trauma, religion, and behavior.

  • Anxiety Disorders

  • Depression Disorders

  • Bipolar Disorders

  • Substance Use Disorders

  • Trauma & Stressor Related Disorders

  • Neurodevelopmental Disorders

  • Personality Disorders

  • Obsessive-Compulsive Disorders

  • Children & Adolescent Disorders

Learning Objectives

Each webinar will cover:

  • #1

    Apply DSM-5 terminology accurately to diagnose various disorders

  • #2

    Analyze the influence of cultural backgrounds and historical contexts on menifestations and treatment approaches for various diagnoses.

  • #3

    Implement culturally sensitive inquiry techniques to elicit relevant information from individuals within Black and African American communities, faciliatating comprehensive assessment and tailored treatment plans

  • #4

    Differentiate between behaviors considered abnornal and those perceived as normal within Black and African American cultural contexts, promoting culturally informed diagnosis and intervention strategies.

Meet Your Faciliator

Dr. Patrice Douglas

Patrice Nicole Douglas, LP, LMFT, is a Licensed Psychologist and Marriage and Family Therapist based in Southern California, with international recognition. Specializing in anxiety, addiction, relationship health, multicultural issues, and psychological testing, Dr. Douglas is a leading voice in mental health across multiple generations. Her work has been featured in SELF, Forbes, Oprah Daily, and Essence. She founded Empire Counseling in 2018 and The Weight Room in 2022, offering virtual therapy for Black boys and men in six states.

FAQ

  • Is this a live training or recording?

    This series is a recorded webinar based training (recorded asynchronous distance learning/ home study). Due to the amount of information provided, it is easier to provide the information where it is condensed into a smaller amount of time vs doing a 2 or 3 day live training

  • How much does the webinar cost?

    Each webinar has its own price point due to the variation of CEs depending on the length of the webinar. Please check the webinar of your choice for more information.

  • Are CEs available?

    Yes! Dr. Patrice N. Douglas is an approved CE credit provider for NBCC and ACE through ASWB. Please check the webinar pages for additonal information.

  • Are the webinars available anytime?

    Due to the popularity of the webinar, it is not available 24/7 but is offered several times thoughout the year. Make sure you subscribe for updates to know when the webinars become available

  • How long do we have to view the webinar?

    Each webinar is available for 45 days for unlimited replays. There are NO REFUNDS OR EXTENSIONS if you don't finish before it expires. You will have to repurchase the webinar

  • How do we sign up?

    The link to register is provided through the mailing list or this website

  • Is this training(s) available for organizations, schools, or large groups?

    Absolutely! Please email [email protected] for a group deck that has all information regarding group packages.

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Check out the reviews from others who have attended our trainings

“This continues to be a great and informative series. I can't wait for the next one!!”

CS

“[Dr. Patrice] is the only person I can listen to about the DSM and not get overwhelmed, irritated, and resentful!”

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“It's great! I learned a few things, even as a clinican of color!”

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