About this Event
Presentation:
Anti-Asian Hate, Racial Trauma and Clinical Implications
Presenter:
Sara Yoon, LMFT
Learning objectives:
- What is anti-Asian hate?
- The long history of anti-Asian sentiment in the U.S.
- Model minority myth
- Impact of racial trauma on patients and health care workers
- Racial battle fatigue (RBF)
- Transgenerational trauma
- Asian mental health
- Challenges of Western modalities vs. Eastern philosophies
- Clinical implications
- Organizational and individual strategies to address racial trauma for patients and health care workers
- Q&A with panelists
Q&A panelists:
- National Asian American Pacific Islander Mental Health Association Asians* in Focus Initiative
- Jennifer Q. Nguyen, MA, MHC, LPC, NCC, Seattle Children's Hospital
- Janet Namkung, The Management Center + Total Liberation Collective
- California Healthy Nail Salon Collaborative
- Pastor Matt Belvins, Japanese Christian Church of Walnut Creek
- Diana Lau, PhD, RN, CNS, UCSF Asian Health Institute
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This workshop is for Langley Porter Psychiatric Hospital and Clinics faculty and staff members only.
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