RAS (Refugees as Survivors) and WDHB (Waitemata District Health Board) in association Te Pou have partnered to bring you CALD training.
With the growing Asian, migrant and refugee population across New Zealand, Mental Health Practitioners are having more and more cross-cultural interactions with migrant and refugee mental health clients from different culture and language backgrounds.
Achieving cultural competency to work with CALD clients is essential for the communication and diagnosis processes to improve the client-provider interaction and relationship.
Session 1
Working with CALD Clients and Culture & Cultural Competency
Session 2
Working with Refugee Clients and Working with Interpreters
Session 3
Specialist training - Working with Asian Clients
Session 4
Specialist training - Working with Refugee Clients
Session 5
Follow up and Consult (via video-conference online)