Course Summary
This course will delve into the unique experiences of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in the United States while recognizing the immense diversity within this population. You will gain the knowledge and skills to effectively engage in various behavioral health settings to improve your cultural responsiveness. We will achieve this by examining cultural differences, challenging biases, and learning how to create inclusive environments.
Learning Objectives
Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to:
- Delineate the diversity and individuality of the group identified as “Asian.”
- Identify the root causes of mental health disparities for Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.
- Demonstrate cultural responsiveness when interacting with AAPI clients.
Learning Audience
The learners for this training are behavioral health service providers, social workers, counselors, peer support specialists, and other professionals who support individuals with substance use and behavioral health conditions.
Continuing Education Credits
This course is eligible for Continued Education Units (CEU) upon completion, which are awarded as follows:
- 1 CEU credit awarded per (1) hour of completed learning
The University of Colorado is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. The University of Colorado maintains responsibility for this program and its content.
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Course Duration
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Race and Behavioral Health Series Enrollment
To enroll in this course AND all other available Race and Behavioral Health Series courses (6 courses total), visit the Race and Behavioral Health Series Enrollment page by selecting the link below.
