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Understanding the LGBTQ+ client, co-worker, friend, relative
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Understanding the LGBTQ+ client, co-worker, friend, relative

Receive AMA PRA Category 1 CreditTM CME point
Created byDr. Anna Gyarmathy
Last updated 2/2023
English
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What you'll learn

  • Understand LGBTQ+ glossary and terms
  • Understand the importance of pronouns while interacting with LBGTQ+ clients, co-workers, friends, and relatives
  • Understand misconceptions about LGBTQ+ people
  • Misconceptions about and good examples of LGBTQ+ inclusivity
  • Understand the role of trauma in the lives of LGBTQ+ people
  • The roles of trauma informed care and consent when interacting with LGBTQ+ people

Course content

8 sections • 9 lectures • 49m total length

  • Introduction4:12

    Learn to create welcoming, inclusive environments for LGBTQ+ coworkers, clients, and relatives by recognizing challenges, using pronouns and gender-neutral language, and applying trauma-informed care principles.

Requirements

  • No experience needed.

Description

The course was developed by EpiConsult LLC - written by Lou Barrett (they/them) queer author and publisher, with psychiatrist Dr. Robin Miller (he/him) and psychologist Dr. Anna Gyarmathy (she/her); reviewed by M. Moon (they/them) queer designer and editor, Coe Clausen (they/them) queer writer, and Hannah Daugherty (she/her) coach and writer.

This course also provides AMA PRA Category 1 CreditTM CME point through CMEfy in collaboration with Physicians Anonymous. Please contact us to get your 1 CME point.

This course was created for those who have LGBTQ+ co-workers, clients, friends or family members, or who simply want to know more about LGBTQ+ people. Those who are not LGBTQ+, may feel unfamiliar with some of the language used, and may also have misconceptions about LGBTQ+ people. On the other hand, those who are LGBTQ+, may want to use this course as a reference in their professional lives.

The goal of this course is to give course participants a good starting place for creating more welcoming and inclusive environments for their co-workers, clients, friends, and family. While this course was specifically developed focusing on issues related to LGBTQ+, the overarching theme is that we are all different, and we have to respect each other’s differences and boundaries, in order to create a warm and welcoming space for people around us. By the end of the course, we will see one theme emerge: people come in all shapes, sizes, and colors, and we have to understand how to interact with others who are different from us.


Who this course is for:

  • This course was created for those who have LGBTQ+ co-workers, clients, friends or family members, or who simply want to know more about LGBTQ+ people.
  • This course is also very helpful for health care providers and other professionals in health care or public health, or any service provider who see and serve diverse clients.
  • This course is accredited by the American Council on Exercise as a 0.3 ACE CEC course. Please reach out to the instructor to get your accredited ACE course certification.

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