Growing in Responsive Care
A path forward integrating trauma + cultural considerations
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Play VideoWhat to Expect
In this series of eight modules, we’ll lay out effective approaches as you engage more and more with a changing patient population. You’ll learn how to integrate trauma and cultural considerations so you can move from being trauma-informed to trauma-responsive, particularly when working with Minnesota’s three largest ethnic minority people groups: Latino, Hmong, and Somali.
Who is this for?
Healthcare providers and professionals working with diverse populations who have experienced trauma.
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Psychosocial Support Essentials for Minnesota’s Helping Professions
This webinar provides shared, evidence-informed understanding of how fear-inducing conditions related to immigration status, country of origin and enforcement uncertainty affect staff wellbeing, decision-making, team functioning and service delivery in community-based organizations and healthcare systems serving Minnesota’s marginalized communities. This free, virtual webinar is available for all social services and healthcare delivery workers.
What You'll Learn
In these modules, you’ll learn about the impact of power imbalances in healthcare and how to create culturally safe environments, how to ask effective questions through contextual interviewing, and how to use tools for self-assessment, self-reflection, and self-regulation. These skills will help you provide effective and sustaining care with more confidence.
In Each Module, You Will
Explore
trauma-responsive ways to care for individuals and families from a wide range of cultural backgrounds–for effective and sustainable service.
Consider
cultural safety–keeping in mind patient needs, preferences, histories, and adaptive ways of engaging healthcare services.
Cultivate
a systematic approach to patient care rooted in cultural humility and trauma-responsiveness.
Learning Modules
The course is broken into eight modules—each includes a video with specific topics to explore, consider, and cultivate to help you move from being trauma-informed to trauma-responsive.
