How the New Racial Reductionism Hurts Therapeutic Processes (Students/Non-CE)
This course will attempt to move beyond generalizations and a priori assumptions based on the patient’s membership in a particular demographic group. Individual psychological factors are central, but so are factors such as parental milieu, education, economic security, and degree of religious adherence. The workshop will review the interpersonal technique of detailed inquiry as one path toward discovering patients’ unique individualities.
Michael Strambler, Ph.D. — Yale University
Ira Moses, Ph.D., ABPP — Yale University
Carole Sherwood, DClinPsy — Clinical psychologist
