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Resources for Cultural Competency in Mental Health Treatment Addressing the Mental Health Needs of Immigrants and Refugees Bibliography of Cultural Competence in Substance Abuse Treatment Cross Cultural Health Care Program (CCHCP) Culture Clues©, tip sheets for clinicians, are designed to increase awareness about concepts and preferences of patients from the diverse cultures served by the University of Washington. Currently, there are ten cultures represented, with additional ones in progress.
Cultural Competence Resources Web Site Cultural Competency in the Age of Managed Care Cultural Competency in Mental Health Agencies Fighting "the Blues" in African-Americans - Clinical Depression Kaiser Permanente Guide to Culturally Competent Care LEARN Model for Cross-Cultural Health Care Missouri Foundation for Health: Minority Health Disparities in Missouri, Data Book 1: African Americans Minority Health Disparities in Missouri, Data Book 2: Hispanics Surgeon General's Report on Cultural Competency in Mental Health Treatment Continuing Education Missouri Institute of Mental Health: Online Courses in Developing Cultural Competency and Multicultural Competence www.mimhcetv.com: Go to Catalog, then Non-Clinical, then Human Resources.
Online Course: Cultural Competence in Mental Health Services Online Course: Cultural Issues in Substance Abuse Treatment Online Course: Deaf/Hard of Hearing and Substance Abuse Online Course: Guidelines for Psychotherapy with Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Clients Online Course: Multicultural Counseling - The New Paradigm for Substance Abuse Professionals Four Online Courses: Multicultural Counseling Competencies Series Videos Culture of Emotions (58 minutes, free rental) The Culture of Emotions is a cultural competence and diversity training program exploring the variety of ways the diverse cultures of America understand mind and body — and the disorders to which mind and body are subject. It is designed to introduce cultural competence and diversity skills to all clinicians and students who work with clients with mental health issues in academic, community mental health, or managed care settings. Clinicians and researchers from a variety of cultural backgrounds contribute their personal and professional perspectives.
Free rental from the Missouri Institute of Mental Health. E-mail your request to Mary Johnson at the MIMH Library. Videos are checked out and sent UPS. The video must be returned by UPS or by some other form of traceable mail.
Mary Johnson MIMH Library 5400 Arsenal Street St Louis MO 63139 314-644-8972 314-644-8839 Fax
World of Differences: Understanding Cross-Cultural Communication (30 minutes, $26 rental) When we encounter people from other societies or cultures, we may fail to understand them for many reasons, including differences in language, values, gestures, emotional expression, norms, rituals, rules, expectations, family background and life experiences. Shows that cross-cultural communication can be successful if we manage to understand the powerful differences that separate people who come from differing cultures.
World of Gestures: Culture and Nonverbal Communication (26 minutes, $26 rental) Gestures are a form of nonverbal communication, a silent language unique to every society. Although never taught in school or studied in books, the language of gestures is learned fluently by each of us. Explores gestures from cultures around the world by using videotaped segments from "English as a Second Language" classes, where people new to the United States learn English vocabulary and grammar.
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