Radical Healing in Practice | 1 CE Credit

CARE Counseling has partnered with Dr. Bryana French with the University of St. Thomas for an impactful Grand Rounds. Attendees will learn about how advancing beyond individual-level approaches to coping with racial trauma, the psychological framework of radical healing (PRH) calls for a new multisystemic framework for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color. Radical healing involves resisting intersectional oppression while envisioning possibilities and includes five key components. This program will consider clinical considerations for radical healing in practice.  

CARE Psychotherapy Training Videos are intended solely for educational purposes for mental health professionals. Viewers are expected to treat confidential material found herein according to professional guidelines. Unauthorized viewing is prohibited. 

Level of programming is intermediate: assumes general familiarity with the topic.

This Grand Rounds is designed to help participants: 

• Describe components of the psychological framework of radical healing from racial trauma
• Identify practical implications of radical healing
• Apply the psychological framework of radical healing to clinical case examples 

The presentation is designated for CARE Counseling mental health professionals (LP, LPC/LPCC, MFT/LMFT, LGSW/LICSW, LADC), pre-licensed mental health practitioners, and students.  

CARE Counseling is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. CARE maintains responsibility for this program and its content.  

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About the Presenter: 

Bryana H. French, PhD, LP, is an Associate Professor in the Graduate School of Professional Psychology at the University of St. Thomas. She graduated from the University of Illinois’ Counseling Psychology PhD program and completed pre-doctoral internship at the University of Maryland Counseling and Psychological Services Center. From there, she worked as an APA MFP Summer Policy Fellow for SAMHSA and was an Assistant Professor at the University of Missouri before moving back to Minneapolis. Dr. French’s specializes in racial and sexual trauma and recovery, as well as multicultural and social justice training. She also has a private practice, offering psychotherapy for adults. Her work has been recognized with awards throughout her career including MPA, APA Minority Fellowship Program, and the National Multicultural Conference and Summit.

*The speaker has indicated no conflict of interest and there was no commercial support for this training.