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Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome, Self-Image, and African American Mental Health
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Resilience Lab Continuing Education Program is approved by the American
Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists.
Resilience Lab Continuing Education Program maintains responsibility for this
program and its content. Full attendance required. No partial credit will be
awarded. CE varies by program. See CE details to determine APA availability.
THERE IS NO COMMERCIAL SUPPORT FOR THIS PROGRAM. 

Description:  In light of the disparity between the demographic makeup of the
clinical workforce and those seeking care, it is important that all therapists,
particularly non-Black therapists, understand the connection between collective
social experiences and the identified needs of their African American clients.
Therapists' inability to detect the varied ways long stemming trauma may
manifest in African American clients can significantly undermine the
effectiveness and client experience of therapy. Through this presentation it is
believed that learners will gain increased understanding of the underlying
causes and drivers for client presentation in therapy, namely those of African
American clients.


Learning Objectives: Upon completion of this course participants will be able to

1. Identify three (3) effects of racism and prejudice on the health of African
Americans

2. Explain the key behavioral patterns of Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome (PTSS),
and how PTSS relates to Terror Management Theory

3. Identify at least two (2) ways colorism affects employment, social outcomes,
legal outcomes, and self-esteem of African Americans.



Cost: $0
Location: Virtual 
Credit: No partial credit will be given. Full attendance is required to receive
credit. 

For CE eligibility questions, please contact institute@resiliencelab.us 
Dr. Chelsi Clark
Director of BIPOC Programming at Charlie Health
www.charliehealth.com
DR. CHELSI CLARK, Ph.D. is a licensed psychotherapist, public speaker, and
writer who has over fifteen years of experience in working in the mental health
field. She is the Director of BIPOC Programming, and the Co-Chair of the
Diversity and Inclusion Committee at Charlie Health, the nation’s largest
provider of virtual IOP treatment programs for teens, young adults, and families
navigating mental health challenges. Dr. Clark is a Nationally Certified School
Psychologist, a Licensed Professional
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