Eating Disorders and Culture: Providing a Culturally Sensitive Treatment for Latinxs

Eating Disorders and Culture: Providing a Culturally Sensitive Treatment for Latinxs

It is well documented that eating disorders affect the Latino population. However, assessments and evidence-based treatments have been developed and tested primarily with European Whites. Cultural and system barriers prevent Latinos/as from access to specialized treatment, therefore contributing to health disparity. Taking in consideration the culture, context, and language is essential to providing culturally competent care. This webinar will provide discussion about the cultural adaptations that are needed in order to provide a culturally sensitive treatment for Latinxs.

To Obtain CE Credit

1

Complete the registration form.

2

View the webinar video.

3

Complete the evaluation survey.

4

Complete the post-test.

5

You will receive a certificate by email within 7 business days.

Presenter

Mae Lynn Reyes-Rodriguez, PhD, FAED

Mae Lynn Reyes-Rodriguez, PhD, FAED

Associate Clinical Professor in the Department of Psychiatry, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Learning Objectives

  • Discuss cultural values and other relevant factors that should be taken into  consideration when working with the Latino population
  • Learn about the cultural adaptations suggested for the Latino population

To Obtain CE Credit

  1. Complete the registration form.
  2. View the webinar video.
  3. Complete the evaluation survey.
  4. Complete the post-test.
  5. You will receive a certificate by email within 7 business days.

Accreditation Statement

The National Center of Excellence for Eating Disorders (NCEED) is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. NCEED maintains responsibility for this program and its content.

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Webinar Details

Audience

Primary care and behavioral health providers serving children, adolescents, and young adults

Learning Level

Introductory

Cost

Free

Duration

1.0 Hours

Credit

1 CE Credit or Certificate of Attendance