Reach Across Divides: Cultural & Difference Focused Practices in Grief Work

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Alesia Alexander, LCSW, CT, is a therapist, author and grief, loss and inclusion consultant who serves as co-director of the Tapestries Institute, which provides customized education, training and consultation services to meet the needs of individuals, groups, and organizations interested in doing grief support and inclusion work in their community. Alesia was featured in the PBS documentary Speaking Grief and has worked in community, non-profit, and individualized settings for over 20 years, Certified in Thanatology, she has been honored to walk with young people and families living with loss.

Speaker Disclosures
Financial: Alesia Alexander is the founder, executive director, and consultant for Project KARMA, Inc. She has employment relationships with Lotus Therapy Tapestries Training Institute. She is a consultant for Catch Your Limit Consulting Inclusion and receives royalties as a published author. Alesia Alexander receives a speaking honorarium and recording royalties from PESI, Inc. She has no relevant financial relationships with ineligible organizations.
Non-financial: Alesia Alexander is a member of the Association for Death Education and Counseling and serves on the advisory board for the Speaking Grief Initiative.

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Esquema

How inequalities in race, gender, sexual orientation and age impact support of grief and loss

• Diversity vs. inclusion
• Barriers to inclusive practice in communities of difference
• Personal assessment activity
• Cultural competence vs. culturally and difference intentioned/aware practice
• Cultural & difference-focused engagement ideas and strategies
• Best practices in difference/intersectionality

Objetivos

1. Evaluate the impacts of inequalities in race, gender, sexual orientation, and age on counseling, treatment and support practices for grief and loss.
2. Determine how an understanding of diversity and inclusion can benefit clinicians working with grieving clients.
3. Investigate barriers to clinicians maintaining inclusive practices in communities of difference.
4. Apply best practices to create a culturally and difference informed practice.

Público objetivo

• Consejeros 
• Trabajadores sociales 
• Terapeutas matrimoniales y familiares 
• Psicólogos 
• Psiquiatras 
• School Counselors 
• School Psychologists 
• School Social Workers 
• Gestores de casos 
• Consejeros en adicciones 
• Pastoral Counselors 
• Chaplains/Clergy 
• Enfermeros psiquiátricos 
• Mental Health Nurses 
• Thanatologists