Clinician’s LGBTQIA Learning Platform
The Clinician’s LGBTQIA Learning Platform is an online training site to increase your clinical skills in working with LGBTQIA, transgender and gender non conforming clients. Classes are presented in video format that you can complete at your own pace. Courses are approved by The UGA School of Social Work for CEU’s for LCSW’s, LMSW’s, APC’s, LPC’s and LMFT’s.
Online CEU Courses Available:
Trans 202: Gender Dysphoria: An Introduction, Co-Occurring Disorders and Clinical Interventions
This 2021 updated 5-hour training is an in depth look at working with transgender clients. The training covers terms, gender identity and gender expression, an introduction to hormones and letter writing. It explores how gender dysphoria interacts with co-occurring conditions as well as teaches three clinical modalities to work with clients with gender dysphoria including solution focused therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy and mindful self-compassion. Register on demand here.
LGBTQ and Spirituality Religious Trauma Syndrome and Ethics
You will learn what religious trauma syndrome is and the signs of religious trauma. Come to an understanding of what is happening when your clients feel neglected from their religion. You will learn what religious trauma syndrome is and the signs of religious trauma. Come to an understanding of what is happening when your clients feel neglected from their religion. Register on demand here. Register on demand here.
Clinical Work with Young Transgender Children
In this 3 hour CEU course you will come to understand the continuum of gender identity in children. You will understand gender identity and the stages of child development, You will learn to to talk to and include parents, youth groups, friends and schools in supporting transgender children including practicing. We will cover a multitude of clinical interventions for supporting transgender children. Register on demand here.
Gender Identity and Autism: Competent Care
This 3 hour course gives an overview of the research of the occurrence of autistic transgender people and gives a history of the research available. Using positive methods, this course shows how to best support your autistic transgender clients as well as how to include family members in their child’s care. It provides an overview of a family session where parents may not believe their child is transgender and how to help them know their child is. The course also provides sound clinical interventions for working with autistic transgender clients. Register on demand here.
