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April 4 RTP Webinar: Building on Culture and Spirituality in Recovery-Oriented Practice (2)

March 6, 2012 by Chris Liu-Beers

Many of you have written back that the links that have been providedhaven’t worked.

Here’s the official announcement from DSG, the group that operates the
Recovery to Practice initiative:

Please use this link to register for the Webinar:
https://www304.livemeeting.com/lrs/8000963084/Registration.aspx?pageName
=7mf1dd6wqv671fzs

Register for the RTP Webinar

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.

Registration

Click here
<https://www304.livemeeting.com/lrs/8000963084/Registration.aspx?pageNam
e=7mf1dd6wqv671fzs> to register.

https://www304.livemeeting.com/lrs/8000963084/Registration.aspx?pageName
=7mf1dd6wqv671fzs

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