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Cultural Competency for LGBTQ+ Patients

Cultural Competency for LGBTQ+ Patients
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Highlights
  • Improve knowledge of terminology related to the LGBTQ+ patient population
  • Enhance your treatment practices as they relate to LGBTQ patients
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Providing affirming and inclusive services to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and other sexual/gender diverse patients is essential in order to achieve health equity for LGBTQ+ individuals.  It is often difficult to navigate the complexity of sexual and gender identities with an ever- evolving expansion of the terminology and language used in the LGBTQ+ community.  This workshop will help you overcome barriers to treatment, for both the therapist and the patient, based on their sexual/gender identity.

Target Audience: Physical Therapists, Physical Therapist Assistants, Occupational Therapists, Occupational Therapy Assistants, Speech-Language Pathologists

Delivery Format: Asynchronous, recorded video to be watched online at your leisure

Highlights

  • Improve knowledge of terminology related to the LGBTQ+ patient population
  • Enhance your treatment practices as they relate to LGBTQ patients
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5/5

Dulce (CA) on Sep 07, 2026

great presenter with real life examples and application for rehab therapist. the visual of the gingerbread man was very helpful!

4/5

Ma Bless Fretsy (IL) on Sep 05, 2026

it is somehow educating me about the different gender.

5/5

Sharon (IL) on Sep 05, 2026

i felt that the instructor did a wonderful job with sharing this information.

5/5

Emily (IL) on Sep 04, 2026

appreciated the personal story of the presenter!

3/5

Trish (IL) on Sep 04, 2026

i enjoyed how the presenter took the time to educate however i think this course could be improved upon by linking it towards clinical practice. there is also a lack of patient first terminology and while i appreciate the presenter speaking about their own lived experiences, it did show a lot of bias.

5/5

Rachel (IL) on Sep 04, 2026

i feel like i have a much better understanding of a lot more terminology. i also liked the advice about letting the person tell us the identify instead of guessing.

5/5

Julia (IL) on Aug 30, 2026

this was great information, and i learned a lot. the presenter explained the material in an easily understandable way.

4/5

Katherine (FL) on Aug 29, 2026

speaker spoke too slowly. this was much longer course than needed to educate on this topic%3b good to know the information

5/5

Jennifer (IL) on Aug 29, 2026

great discussion on the topic. i have a much better understanding of the lgbtq%2b terminology and the broad ways that people might identify.

3/5

Yvonne (IL) on Aug 28, 2026

i found speaker's use of "you know" excessive. a lot about her personal story vs. objective data.


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