CEU Course: ETD-101 - Engaging the Tension of Diversity (3 CE Credits)

Artesian Collaborative
May 9
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Updated: 4 days ago

It’s normal to experience discomfort when faced with conflicts around diversity; whether the difference is related to gender, race, class, sexuality, politics, or religion. Issues of identity are deeply personal and teams need a framework to actively engage these topics in their workplace. Teams willing to step into the risk of authentic engagement can disrupt the status quo and create an environment that can tolerate discomfort, allowing employees to bring more of themselves to their work.

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Engaging the Tension of Diversity | Quick Overview

Approved for CEUs, this course explores implicit bias and helps participants understand the personal and professional identity conflicts that mental health professionals may face in relation to the identities of the populations they serve. Valid for LCSW, LMFT, LCPC, and Psychologists.

Facilitators for this CEU Course:

Sunitha Chandy, PsyD

Sithara Stohr, LCSW, RYT-500

Your CEU credit is dependent on your active participation. To receive credit, you must be present for the entire session and complete a brief post‑test. Note: This session is offered as a live training only. No recording will be available.

Artesian Collaborative is an approved Continuing Education [CEU] provider for social workers and psychologists through the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation [IDFPR]. Please check with your state licensing board for details. It is the responsibility of the licensee to check with their individual state board to verify CE requirements for their state.

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