Ableism is discrimination or prejudice against people with disabilities, often rooted in the belief that "typical" abilities are superior, and that disabled people are less valuable or need to be "fixed." Counselors have an obligation to make sure they are knowledgeable about ableism and it's impacts on their clients.
This course covers:
Understanding Ableism
Impact of Ableism on People with Disabilities
Identifying Ableism in Counseling Interactions
Strategies for Addressing Ableism in Counseling Practice
Understanding Intersectionality and its Role in Ableism
Addressing Intersectionality in Counseling for People with Disabilities
Advocating for Clients with Disabilities
Ethical Guidelines for Addressing Ableism in Counseling
Accessing Resources for Continued Learning on Ableism
Building a Support Network for Addressing Ableism in Counseling
Participants who complete this course will receive ONE NBCC CE credit.
Ableism is discrimination or prejudice against people with disabilities, often rooted in the belief that "typical" abilities are superior, and that disabled people are less valuable or need to be "fixed." Counselors have an obligation to make sure they are knowledgeable about ableism and it's impacts on their clients.
This course covers:
Understanding Ableism
Impact of Ableism on People with Disabilities
Identifying Ableism in Counseling Interactions
Strategies for Addressing Ableism in Counseling Practice
Understanding Intersectionality and its Role in Ableism
Addressing Intersectionality in Counseling for People with Disabilities
Advocating for Clients with Disabilities
Ethical Guidelines for Addressing Ableism in Counseling
Accessing Resources for Continued Learning on Ableism
Building a Support Network for Addressing Ableism in Counseling
Participants who complete this course will receive ONE NBCC CE credit.
