Race and Behavioral Health Series
Below, you can review a summary of each course included in Race and Behavioral Health Series, along with expected course duration and continued education (CE) credits awarded.
American Psychological Association Continued Education (APA CE) credits are awarded for completion of individual courses within the curriculum.
Race & Behavioral Health 101
This course examines the intersection of race and behavioral health in Colorado. You will increase your understanding of the unique challenges faced by communities of color and the cultural factors that influence help-seeking behaviors and treatment outcomes.
Race & Behavioral Health: Asian Americans
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.
Race & Behavioral Health: Hispanic and Latin Americans
This course will provide you with the knowledge, insights, and practical tools necessary to navigate the nuances of Hispanic and Latin American cultures within the U.S. context. Through a lens of cultural humility, we will delve into effective communication strategies, examine potential biases, and foster inclusive practices that promote mutual respect and understanding.
Race and Behavioral Health: Multiracial Americans
This course explores the complex interplay between identity, behavioral health, and well-being within the context of individuals who embody multiple racial backgrounds. We will delve into the nuances of cultural identity, societal perceptions, and the intersection of diverse backgrounds on mental health outcomes.
Race and Behavioral Health: Indigenous Americans
This course explores the complex interplay between identity, behavioral health, and well-being within the context of individuals who embody multiple racial backgrounds. We will delve into the nuances of cultural identity, societal perceptions, and the intersection of diverse backgrounds on mental health outcomes.
Race and Behavioral Health: Black and African Americans
This course explores the systemic discrimination that affects the health of Black and African Americans and aims to develop your cultural responsiveness when interacting with this population.