Creating Safe Spaces: Transgender and Gender Nonbinary Folx

This virtual two part training is interactive, including breakout sessions. Up to 3 CE hours--see board information below.

Part 1: 03/24/23 12:00pm-1:30pm EST (1.5 CE hours)

First, we will explore the differences between biological sex, gender identity, and gender expression. Then, we will participate in an activity to increase counselor self-awareness. Next, we will discuss mental health for the transgender/ gender nonbinary community. Finally, we will explore actionable steps you can take to support transgender/ gender nonbinary clients.

Part 2: 04/21/23 12:00pm-1:30pm EST (1.5 CE hours)

First, we will check-in on successes and areas to improve regarding actionable steps you have taken from part 1. Then, we will discuss counseling interventions for the transgender/ gender nonbinary community. Finally, we will have open time for questions and answers.

Cost:

$100 for certified and licensed professionals
$50 for certified peer support specialists
Free for students

Presenter:

Dana M. Cea, PhD, MS, CPSS, CRC, LMCHC, NCC

A short questionnaire and payment required at time of registration.

Continuing Education Information

Creating Safe Spaces: Transgender/Gender Nonbinary Folx has been approved by NBCC for NBCC credit. C&C Resourcing, Inc. is solely responsible for all aspects of the program. NBCC Approval No. SP-4142.

Creating Safe Spaces: Transgender and Gender Nonbinary Folx has been approved by NCASPPB for Up to 3 hours GSB (EBT) credit. Sessions approved for NCASPPB credit are clearly identified. C&C Resourcing, Inc. is solely responsible for all aspects of the program. NCASPPB Approval No. 23-193-G.

Currently, the NCSWCLB considers live/synchronous webinars in which participants and instructor may engage in live interactive dialogue that benefits all practitioners as equivalent to an attended training. A certificate of attendance will be provided. Verification of live interaction can be provided if requested.

Creating Safe Spaces: Transgender and Gender Nonbinary Folx falls under the North Carolina Psychology Board's Category B Continuing Education for the following categories: (A) training in empirically supported assessment or treatment; (F) training in best practice standards and guidelines.

If you have questions or suggestions of other CE opportunities, please reach out!