Improving Psychotherapy for Diverse Populations:
Expanding our Case Formulations
Presented by Dr. Nancy H. Liu
Friday, May 31, 2024
2 to 4 pm
Receive 2 CE's
This workshop will focus on adapting evidence-based psychotherapy through an expanded case formulation that accounts for racialization, discrimination, and acculturative experiences. This expanded case formulation will inform treatment implications. Several case studies and case exercises will be used to demonstrate applied, practical adaptations.
Presenter:
Dr. Nancy H. Liu
Nancy Liu, Ph.D. is an Associate Clinical Professor at UC Berkeley with expertise in adapting evidence-based psychotherapy for diverse populations. Fluent in Mandarin and Spanish, she is a former Fulbright Scholar and WHO Consultant.
Objectives:
1) Identify 3 assumptions of evidence-based psychotherapy that may have limited applicability for diverse populations.
2) Describe 3 practical modifications/additions to a standard case formulation that accounts for racialization, acculturation, and discrimination.
3) Demonstrate and apply these 3 practical modifications/additions to a standard case formulation.
LOCATION: Zoom Meeting. Attendees will receive the meeting link in their emails.
The deadline to register is 6 PM on Thursday, May 30th.
COST: Free for GKCPA members and Students. $40 for nonmembers/guests.
This is only approved as a live, interactive CE presentation. Participants will have the same physical presence expectations through video that would be required for in-person events to gain CE credit.
Greater Kansas City Psychological Association is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. Greater Kansas City Psychological Association maintains responsibility for this program and its content.
