Empowering Through Understanding: Substance Use and the Hispanic Cultural Context
Self-paced
Full course description
Date Recorded
TBD
Price
$50.00
CE/CEUs
2
Level
Intermediate
Length
2 Hours
Location
On Demand
Course Description
This training provides an in-depth exploration of substance use within the Hispanic cultural context. Participants will gain culturally informed knowledge and practical tools to better support Hispanic individuals and families impacted by substance use. The course highlights the intersection of cultural values, stigma, systemic barriers, and access to care, while promoting culturally responsive and trauma-informed approaches.
Learning Objectives
- Examine cultural values, beliefs, and systemic barriers that shape Hispanic communities’ experiences with substance use and treatment.
- Analyze the impact of stigma, social determinants of health, and gaps in culturally competent care on access, engagement, and outcomes.
- Apply culturally responsive strategies to enhance service delivery, increase access to care, and advocate effectively within Hispanic communities.
Target Learner
The target learner for this training is Mental health professionals, substance use counselors, social workers, and healthcare providers who work with or serve Hispanic/Latinx populations.
Available Credit
- 2 CE/CEUs
- Social work and mental health practice in Nebraska, clinical ACE CEs, NBCC credit, LADC CEs
About Us
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