Course curriculum

  1. Introduction

  2. Would You Rather?

  3. Culture

  4. Linguistic Competence

  5. Biases and Microaggression

  6. Decision Making

About this course

  • $30.00
  • 48 lessons
  • 0.5 hours of video content

FAQ

  • How long is this course?

    This course will take you 4 hours to complete.

  • Is this course self-paced?

    The course is self-paced and users are able to log in as necessary to complete the course.

  • How do I receive my CEU certificate?

    You will receive your CEU certificate upon completion of the course and posttest assessment.

  • Does this course meet Wisconsin Department of Safety and Professional Services (DSPS) requirements for continuing education?

    Yes, this course meets DSPS requirements for continuing education. Users are responsible for maintaining CEU certificates and any PDF handouts provided within this course.

  • Would I be able to purchase multiple enrollments for my organization?

Instructor: Sheng Lee Yang

As a first-generation Hmong refugee, Sheng has overcome many challenges and worked hard to create a positive impact in her community. Her journey from being resettled in Wisconsin as a young refugee to becoming a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and perinatal mental health therapist. Sheng's background as a former professor teaching social justice issues, mental health, and advocacy to social work students highlights her commitment to educating the next generation of social workers and mental health professionals about the importance of these critical topics. Her professional experiences in various sectors, include public, private, government, and nonprofit institutions. One of the most significant aspects of Sheng's work is her dedication to integrating social justice and cultural humility into behavioral health. This approach is crucial in ensuring that mental health services are accessible and sensitive to the diverse needs of the community, especially in her role as President and Executive Director of Us 2 Behavioral Health Care.

As a first-generation Hmong refugee, Sheng has overcome many challenges and worked hard to create a positive impact in her community. Her journey from being resettled in Wisconsin as a young refugee to becoming a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and perinatal mental health therapist. Sheng's background as a former professor teaching social justice issues, mental health, and advocacy to social work students highlights her commitment to educating the next generation of social workers and mental health professionals about the importance of these critical topics. Her professional experiences in various sectors, include public, private, government, and nonprofit institutions. One of the most significant aspects of Sheng's work is her dedication to integrating social justice and cultural humility into behavioral health. This approach is crucial in ensuring that mental health services are accessible and sensitive to the diverse needs of the community, especially in her role as President and Executive Director of Us 2 Behavioral Health Care.

Sheng Lee Yang

Executive Director | Clinical Therapist