Instructor: Lolybeth Montero
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Mental Healthcare for Latinos
Course Description
Explore the challenges and strategies in mental healthcare for Latinos, focusing on workforce representation and culturally aligned care. Cultural Competence.
Learning Objectives
- Identify and Understand Barriers to Access: Students will be able to identify the specific cultural, linguistic, and systemic barriers that impact access to mental health services for the Latino community. They will learn to recognize how these barriers manifest in practical settings and understand their implications for service provision.
- Develop Culturally Competent Intervention Strategies: Students will learn to develop and apply culturally competent intervention strategies that are tailored to the needs of Latino clients. This objective will focus on enhancing students' skills in creating effective communication pathways, leveraging community resources, and utilizing culturally relevant therapeutic approaches.
- Engage in Advocacy and Policy Formation: Students will be equipped to actively engage in advocacy efforts aimed at improving mental health services for Latinos. This will involve understanding the policy landscape, identifying key areas for change, and learning methods to influence policy through professional and community-based advocacy.
Learning Method: Recorded asynchronous distance (non-interactive). This course includes a recorded video and access to the presented resources.
Amount of CE Credit Offered: 1 Cultural Competency CE Credit. ASWB ACE and NBCC.
Fees: This course can be purchased individually for $25.00 or as part of an annual unlimited continuing education subscription available for $99/year.
Posttest: Following the course, the participant will take a 10 question posttest. A score of 70% correct is required to pass and obtain a certificate. If you do not pass the posttest, it can be re-taken after fully reviewing the materials again.
Certificate of Completion: In order to receive a certificate of completion, you must indicate that you've watched the entire video portion of the course, earn a passing grade on the test, and complete the requested course evaluation.
Content Level:
Both beginning and intermediate-level content are included in this course.
Instructor Bio(s):
Lolybeth Montero
Course Outline:
1) Mental Healthcare for Latinos
- Video: Mental Healthcare for Latinos
- Audio: Mental Healthcare for Latinos
2) Bibliography and References - Mental Healthcare for Latinos
- Bibliography - Mental Healthcare for Latinos
3) Posttest: Mental Healthcare for Latinos
- Posttest Instructions
- Posttest: Mental Healthcare for Latinos
4) Course Evaluation
- Course Evaluation Information - Mental Healthcare for Latinos
- Course Evaluation Link
Course Creation Date: May 6, 2024
Requesting Accessibility Accommodations:
Please email [email protected] to request accessibility accommodations.
System Requirements:
- The most recent version of Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari, or Microsoft Edge browser
- Javascript enabled
- PDF plugin
- Graphic and audio output capability
- Broadband internet connection with a minimum speed of 5Mbps (recommended)
- TLS 1.2 supported by your web browser
Refund Policy: In general, refunds will not be provided. However, if you do have any concerns or grievances, please contact us at the email address below. Registrants who do not complete their course(s) will not receive a refund. Registrants who purchased the course but did not achieve a passing grade will not receive a refund. The Agents of Change Grievance Policy can be viewed here.
Cancellation Policy: If an Agents of Change Continuing Education course is canceled, a full refund will be provided to all participants.
Please email [email protected] with any questions about the course.
Agents of Change is Approved by ACE
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Course Content
7 Lectures
Lolybeth Montero
Lolybeth’s professional journey in social work is deeply intertwined with her educational achievements and multicultural advocacy. Graduating from Kennesaw State University with a Bachelor of Arts in International Affairs, she was actively involved in the Honors College. Subsequently, she obtained her Masters in Social Work at Georgia State University. Lolybeth currently works as a Behavioral Health Therapist at Highland Rivers Behavioral Health, providing individual and group therapy, diagnostic assessments, and crisis intervention for individuals diagnosed with mental health and substance use disorders. During her internship at the Justice Center, Lolybeth developed resources for the Latinx community, emphasizing mental health and cross-cultural communication. These experiences, coupled with her legislative internship under Congressman Adriano Espaillat, underscore her capability to blend policy knowledge with practical social work, demonstrating her dedication to advocacy and support within her community.
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