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How to Build Cultural Competence

By Dorlee

Raquel Ferrell Crowley What is cultural competence? And how do we improve our capability in this area? In this post, you will have the opportunity to not only find out what cultural competence is, but to meet an expert on cultural competence, take an assessment of how you are doing and take some online cultural competence training! […]

Filed Under: Clinical Practice, Expert Interviews, Social Work, Therapeutic Skills Tagged With: assessment, cultural competence, cultural competency, mental health, Raquel Ferrell Crowley, training

Talking About Religion and Spirituality w/African Americans

By Dorlee

Last week, I had a post about Religion and Spirituality as a Source of Strength for African Americans based upon Dr. Jonathan Singer’s podcast Incorporating Religion and Spirituality into Social Work Practice with African Americans in which he interviewed Dr. Nancy Boyd-Franklin. Today, I thought of continuing that discussion by sharing some of the suggestions […]

Filed Under: Grad School, Social Work, Social Work Career, Therapeutic Skills Tagged With: African Americans, cultural competency, culture, religion, resilience, social work practice, spirituality

Religion and Spirituality as a Source of Strength for African Americans

By Dorlee

Last week, the idea of using Hip Hop music as a way of establishing rapport with urban youth in Music as a Means of Establishing Rapport was discussed. I thought it would be interesting to extend this discussion by looking at ways social workers can include religion and spirituality into the conversation with a client. To […]

Filed Under: Grad School, Social Work, Social Work Career, Therapeutic Skills Tagged With: cultural competency, culture, religion, social work practice, spirituality, strength perspective

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