Course

Creating Equitable and Inclusive Practices for Trans and Gender-Diverse Clients (2 CEUs)

Self-paced
2 CEUs

$20 Enroll

Full course description

Overview

Trans and Gender-Diverse clients drastically need inclusive and equitable services, especially in Central and Southern IL. It can be nerve-wracking to reach out for therapy or other services and wonder if a clinician is competent and knowledgeable, not just accepting of an identity. This webinar will go over basic and some advanced trans terminology. Folx will learn how to implement equitable and inclusive practices for their clients, including smaller and more significant adjustments. Participants will be provided with tools and resources (virtually) to continue this work following the webinar.

Objectives

  1. Understand basic terminology related to transgender and gender-diverse people. 
  2. Learn about different pronouns than she and he and will be provided resources to practice utilizing pronouns that are new to them.
  3. Learn new ways to be inclusive of transgender individuals and be provided with tangible next steps to be more inclusive and equitable in their organizations.

Registration and CEU Information

  • Register here for the CEU version and earn 2 CEUs on completion of the post-webinar quiz
  • This listing is for those wanting CEUs for LCSW/LSW and LCPC/LPC licenses.

Presenter: Rex Wyatt (they/them/theirs)

Rex is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker at SIU Center for Family Medicine in Springfield, IL. They work in the Gender Equity and Transgender Clinic. Rex obtained a Bachelor’s of Social Work from University of Illinois Springfield and a Master’s of Social Worker from University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. They are passionate about providing high-quality and inclusive care to patients who have experienced trauma, those with marginalized gender and/or sexual identities (LGBTQIA+) and those curious about exploring therapy but are unsure where to begin. Rex is guided by empathy and compassion. Rex has experience working with clients with complex diagnoses and unique healthcare needs in varying capacities including community settings and inpatient psychiatric units.