Episode 0 Introduction to the Reflections on Multicultural Competence
Reflections on Multicultural Competence Podcast
Release Date: 09/29/2019
Episode 2 Misconceptions About Multicultural Competence
Reflections on Multicultural Competence Podcast
Episode 2-Common Misconceptions About Multicultural Competence Episode 2 Introduction This episode focuses on six specific commonly held misconceptions about multicultural competence that serve as obstacles to staying on the lifelong journey of multicultural competence. Episode 2 Summary The six misconceptions discussed in this podcast episode are: • multicultural refers only to race and ethnicity • multicultural competence requires only learning about the ways in which “they” (marginalized people) are different from “us” (dominant group) • that 3-credit course on...
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Episode 1-White Racial Consciousness with Mike Likier, Ph.D.
Reflections on Multicultural Competence Podcast
CEMPSYCH, LLC facilitator and program planning committee member Mike Liker, Ph.D. shares his expertise as well as personal experiences with White Racial Consciousness.
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Episode 0 Introduction to the Reflections on Multicultural Competence
Reflections on Multicultural Competence Podcast
This debut episode offers an introduction to:
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This debut episode offers an introduction to:
• the Reflections on Multicultural Competence podcast,
• CEMPSYCH, LLC -the company that produces the podcast, and
• the host Sonya Lott, Ph.D.
Episode 0 Summary
• Mission and vision of CEMPSYCH, LLC
• Purpose of the Reflections on Multicultural Competence
• Brief professional and personal bio of the show host.
Resources Mentioned
Gratitude
I am grateful that you have found this podcast. My wish is that something in this episode will resonate with you in some way. Perhaps, it will help you to see yourself and/or other multicultural beings in a different light. Honestly, I hope it connects you more deeply to your heart chakra.
I am also grateful that this podcast provides an opportunity to be a catalyst for others, particularly mental health professionals to become more heart-centered, connected, and aware that despite our “differences” we are all emanations of the same Source.
I would like to thank the gifted composer and songstress Tina Malia, for giving me permission to use portions of her song The Lost Frontier from the CD of same title, as the intro and outro of this podcast.
Connecting
I hope you will share this and future episodes of the Reflections on Multicultural Competence podcast with your friends, family, and colleagues on social media. I want to encourage you to leave a review of this podcast episode-but with one caveat. Topics related to multiculturalism can be challenging and have the potential to be upsetting. The purpose of the podcast is to encourage reflection on aspects of multicultural competence, particularly our own biases and assumptions. So, I would like to encourage you to consider a moment of mindfulness-being present to what you are feeling and thinking without overreacting-before writing a review. Thank you!
The Reflections on Multicultural Competence is a component of CEMPSYCH, LLC, a continuing education company with the mission of providing continuing education for mental health professionals that will facilitate the lifelong journey of increasing multicultural competency.
CEMPSYCH, LLC is committed to promoting justice, human rights, and respecting the rights and dignity of all, and is interested in podcast sponsorship from companies that have inclusive environments and affirmative polices for LGBTQ people. If you are such a company that offer products or services of interest to mental health professionals, and are interested in sponsorship of a new podcast, I invite you to reach out to me at [email protected].