In session, your client says something that’s really offensive to you… something that strikes you as racist, sexist, discriminatory, etc. Your chest gets tight, and you feel your blood pressure rise.

We’ve all been there.

What do you do? How do you stay true to your values AND maintain rapport? And… what about when you're the one who has committed the cultural offense? 

Well, I asked diversity expert Lambers Fisher, LMFT, these very questions, and we’ve turned the interview into a free podcast CE course: When Client/Therapist Values Clash: The Diversity Training EVERY Clinician Needs Right Now (Ep. 106).  At a time like this, this is an eye-opening and focusing training you can’t miss, regardless of your values, race, ethnicity, gender, religion, etc.  Please click the link above to learn more about the course (learning objectives, description, etc.) and to enroll.

Please share in your social media groups and on your pages… this is the training we ALL need right now, in an accessible, shame-free way. 

If you don't need CE credit, you can listen to the interview HERE for free; the free podcast episode is also on ApplePodcasts, GooglePlay, and other podcast platforms.

I hope you get as much out of this interview as I did… the approach and perspective Lambers takes is grounding and clarifying, and I think we probably need all the grounding and clarity we can get.

Yours sincerely,

Beth Irias

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