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April 4 RTP Webinar: Building on Culture and Spirituality in Recovery-Oriented Practice

March 5, 2012 by Chris Liu-Beers

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Understanding and Building on Culture and Spirituality in Recovery-Oriented Practice

The next RTP Webinar will describe three components of culture and spirituality in recovery-oriented care: cultural and spiritual assessments, culturally appropriate interventions, and ways in which spirituality and culture can shape an individual’s recovery journey. Our presenters will introduce a range of strategies that ensure care is responsive to a person’s cultural identity and discuss approaches for fostering cultural strengths and spirituality in care planning and recovery practices. An important facet of culture and spirituality in recovery-oriented care addresses the aging process-how can practitioners be cognizant of person- and family-centered culturally specific needs?

Date April 4, 2012
Time 3-4:30 p.m. EST

Description

Three multidisciplinary specialists will share their perspectives. Reverend Laura Mancuso, M.S., CRC/CPRP, will describe practical tools for making assessment culturally and spiritually oriented. Dee Bigfoot, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, will discuss recovery-oriented interventions that have spiritual and cultural components. Finally, National Association of Peer Specialists President Gladys Christian will address how spirituality and culture have affected her recovery journey.

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Click here to register at http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?et=1109426446662&s=1595&e=001CJheTFaJ4vbjPrgDijmRja4RBHoRdUKtm5HkVaxl2QmXbYEneUXuP8rNcyB1mO57gUR1Aj55mB3kwufY3BTBstUJc3gP5xrgzU-AiWG4BYQsBcKoB4u1KsuPvmzITx_C8NPRuNYiS1HCRIc6pcfwqJK_DLyPi8ggJzekVD5krcysk7XlyAj2xA0yFJeuEyO0wOIstzdIIAzALwuU0giFl5_wgHtE_5e5mLgUWQ_Jhg=

 

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