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Giovani transgender e non binari: Interventi di pratica avanzata di affermazione di genere per aiutare i clienti a vivere una vita autentica


Relatore:
Susan Radzilowski, LMSW-C, ACSW
Durata:
6 Ore e 20 Minuti
Lingua:
Presentato in EN, sottotitoli in EN, ES, DE, IT e FR, dispense in EN, ES, DE, IT e FR.
Copyright:
13 febbraio, 2024
Codice prodotto:
POS058590
Tipo di media:
Seminario digitale


Descrizione

Our transgender and non-binary youth are being hurt by overt discrimination, microaggressions, and health disparities. It’s a heartbreaking reality—society attacks them for just trying to be themselves.

If you’re not already seeing trans and non-binary young clients facing mental health issues, you will. Statistics show this is a growing population, with increasing cases of trauma, shame, fear, depression, and suicidal ideation. Your ability to provide gender-affirming mental health care could be lifesaving.

It’s critical that you’re prepared. An LGBTQ-friendly practice is not the same as one that is LGBTQ-informed. It’s time to become an ally.

This training is your chance to de-pathologize treatment and reduce the vulnerabilities that can lead to significant negative outcomes for kids and teens. Susan Radzilowski, MSW, LMSW, ACSW, is a therapist, advocate, and ally whose decades of experience as a practicing clinician, along with her personal experience as a mother of a transgender child, make her uniquely qualified to teach you about working with trans and non-binary young clients.

From learning safe language, knowing the fine-points of assessment, gaining knowledge about hormones, navigating transitions, managing stigma, and beyond – Susan will cover all the bases so you not only understand these young people, but can truly advocate for them!

Purchase this seminar and you’ll learn:

  • Tangible ways to create a welcoming clinical space
  • Interview strategies and questions for youth and parents
  • Essential strategies for support through transitions
  • Child-specific gender support plans for all settings
  • The most effective guidance and planning recommendations for parents
  • How to reconcile parental disagreements related to youth’s transition

It’s time to strengthen your practice with a modern skill set for helping transgender and non-binary youth. Don’t miss your opportunity to transform the lives of young clients, purchase now!

Credito


Credito per l'autoapprendimento

Questo programma di autoapprendimento consiste in 6,5 ore di formazione continua. I requisiti e le approvazioni dei crediti variano a seconda del Paese e degli enti normativi locali. La preghiamo di conservare lo schema del corso, il certificato di completamento che riceverà dall'attività e di contattare l'ente normativo locale per determinare l'idoneità e i requisiti specifici. 



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Susan Radzilowski, LMSW-C, ACSW, lavora da oltre 30 anni nel campo della salute mentale e dell'educazione. Susan ha conseguito un certificato in identità di genere e preoccupazioni cliniche. Susan è stata la co-presidente fondatrice di GLSEN SE Michigan ed è un membro passato del Comitato consultivo nazionale di GLSEN. Dal 2010 è membro del Comitato Etico del Capitolo NASW-Michigan. Susan ha pubblicato diversi articoli sulle questioni cliniche ed etiche dell'offerta di servizi di assistenza sociale ai giovani transgender. Susan ha uno studio privato in Michigan ed è docente part-time presso la Scuola di Lavoro Sociale dell'Università del Michigan e della Wayne State University. Fa consulenza e formazione sulle questioni relative al lavoro con i giovani transgender per il Dipartimento di Salute e Servizi Umani del Michigan, la NASW, la Michigan State University, la Michigan Medicine, Wayne, l'Università del Michigan e i distretti scolastici locali. Susan è il genitore di un adulto transgender che ha fatto coming out nel 2005, all'età di 15 anni. La sua esperienza di genitore di un giovane trans l'ha ispirata a spostare la sua attenzione professionale sul lavoro con i giovani transgender e le strutture e la formazione dei professionisti per migliorare l'accesso a un'assistenza competente e compassionevole.  

 

Rivelazioni dell'oratore:
Finanziarie: Susan Radzilowski è titolare di uno studio privato e ha rapporti di lavoro con la Michigan Medicine, la University of Michigan School of Social Work e la Wayne State University School of Social Work. Riceve un onorario per l'intervento, le royalties per la registrazione e una commissione di consulenza da PESI, Inc. Non ha relazioni finanziarie rilevanti con organizzazioni non ammissibili.
Non finanziario: Susan Radzilowski fa parte del Comitato etico della NASW Michigan Chapter (CEC).


Informazioni aggiuntive

Informazioni sul programma

Accesso per l'autoapprendimento (non interattivo)

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Obiettivi

  1. Practice essential vocabulary and articulate language that is nonjudgmental and affirming while avoiding hurtful and/or outdated terminology and expressions.
  2. Analyze and understand increased risk of mental health difficulties including suicidality, negative impact of transphobic comments, and adverse impact of gender dysphoria on daily functioning facing transgender children and adolescents at home, school, and in the community.
  3. Support the need for protective factors such as supportive family, school environment and community and access to programs to connect with other trans youth to reduce feelings of isolation, access to gender affirming health care.
  4. Appraise risk factors such as peer rejection, lack of access to gender affirming mental and medical care, being subjected to conversion therapy, rejecting family members, being misgendered, and “dead named” all adversely impact health, educational, and mental health outcomes for transgender young clients.
  5. Employ safe individual and family counseling to address potentially hurtful, sensitive and/or nuanced behaviors by parents and other adult caregivers to increase support their children in the gender transition process.
  6. Implement evidence-based strategies to work with parents and families, including helping parents build a Safe Folder to protect against accusations of child abuse with regard to gender transition and how to reconcile parental disagreements related to child’s transition.

Schema

Beyond Welcoming: Creating Space for Gender Expansiveness
  • Accurate, affirming language – how, when, and why it’s used
  • Transphobia – it’s impact on sense of self
  • Tangible ways to create a welcoming clinical space
  • How heteronormality has influenced “Gender Dysphoria”
  • Gender identity versus gender expression
Judgement Free Zone: Clinical Assessment and Screening
  • Five keys to assessing gender identity
  • Interview strategies and questions for children and parents
  • Limitations of DSM-5™ Gender Dysphoria Diagnosis
  • Transphobia - impact of external and internalized
  • Increase protective factors to decrease vulnerability
  • Discern for comorbidities eating disorders, selfharm, suicidality
Essential Strategies for Support Through Transitions
  • Prepare for transitions – creating support across domains
  • Unique trajectory of prepubescent clients
  • Manage social transition at home, school and in the community
  • Discuss hormone blockers - the importance of psychoeducation for parents
  • Cross-sex hormones and surgery – informed consent & letter writing
  • Support name changes and gender markers
Developing Child-Specific Gender Support Plans for All Settings
  • Evidence-based techniques to alleviate gender dysphoria
  • Implement a child-specific gender support plan
  • Tools to reduce dysphoria and improve wellness
  • Step-by-step suicide assessment with youth
  • Holistic consultation with a diverse care team
  • Structing an effective group session
In-depth Collaboration with Parents: Do’s, Don’t, & Nuance
  • Build rapport with challenging parental qualities or viewpoints
  • Manage parental grief over child’s transitions
  • How and when to refer parents for mental health support
  • Address religious concerns and barriers
  • Identify harmful and helpful parent behaviors
  • Provide coaching and psychoeducation with ease
Ethical Considerations when Providing Clinical Services
  • How to reconcile parental disagreements related to child’s transition
  • Center the child’s voice in the process
  • Help parents create a “Safe Folder”
  • Expand and staying within scope of practice
  • Conversion Therapy – unsafe and unethical aspects
  • Critically challenging personal biases

Pubblico di riferimento

  • Consulenti
  • Assistenti sociali
  • Psicologi
  • Psicoterapeuti
  • Consulenti scolastici
  • Assistenti sociali scolastici
  • Psicologi scolastici
  • Consulenti scolastici di orientamento
  • Amministratori scolastici
  • Educatori
  • Patologi del linguaggio
  • Terapisti occupazionali
  • Assistenti di terapia occupazionale
  • Case Manager
  • Terapisti del matrimonio e della famiglia
  • Consulenti per le dipendenze
  • Infermieri
  • Other Mental Health and Helping Professionals Who Work with Children

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