The Black Taboo: Implementing Effective Clinical Interventions To Prevent Suicide In The African American Communities.

Discover the alarming rise in suicide rates among African Americans, with an 18.8% increase overall and a staggering 39.1% spike in young Black individuals. Support these communities effectively with culturally relevant care.

Course Description

Explore the complex and stigmatized issue of suicide within minority communities. Gain valuable insights into the increasing prevalence of suicide among African Americans and learn to recognize and support individuals at risk. With research indicating a concerning trend, it's crucial to understand the signs and take proactive steps in various settings, including therapy offices, to potentially prevent tragic outcomes.

Workshop & CEU Information

1 CORE Continuing Education Unit will be provided for this workshop

CEU APPROVED for Licensed Professional Counselors Association of Georgia
CEU APPROVED for The Georgia Society for Clinical Social Workers
This workshop is a one-time training and will only take place on the date provided
This workshop is non-refundable

Course Objectives

In this course, you will learn

Identify implicit biases that may hinder therapists from providing effective clinical treatment to African American clients.
Identify risk factors that can contribute to suicidal thoughts/behaviors in the African American communities.
Understand evidenced based interventions and psychosocial treatments that are effective with African American clients.

Meet Your Facilitator

Natasha Daniels

Workshop Facilitator

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Natasha Daniels, MA, LPC, NCC, MAC, CPCS, is a Licensed Professional Counselor and has a Bachelor of Art in Psychology from Clark Atlanta University, and a Master of Arts in Professional Counseling from Richmont Graduate University. Natasha has a passion for conducting trainings on mental wellness and helping people who have been labeled with a psychiatric disability. Natasha has a passion for educating communities on prevention and treatment and this drive has led her to become a certified QPR instructor in which she is able to also educate in the realm of suicide prevention. Over the past years Natasha has worked in a variety of settings in the field including group homes, psychiatric hospitals, counseling centers and private practice. She is also a member of LPCA-GA. Natasha enjoys traveling, and spending time with family and friends. Natasha's current focus in her clinical work is on suicide prevention and mental health awareness.

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