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Lesson 1 - The Culturally Competent Counselor
The Culturally Competent Counselor
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Multicultural Counseling Lesson 1 quiz
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Lesson 2 - Cultural Identity Development
Cultural Identity Development
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Social Justice Counseling
Social Justice Counseling
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Racism & White Privilege
Racism & White Privilege
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Gender & Sexism
Gender & Sexism
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Sexual Orientation & Heterosexism
Sexual Orientation & Heterosexism
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Classism
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Disability, Ableism & Ageism
Disability, Ableism & Agesism
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Multicultural Counseling Lesson 8 - Ableism and Ageism quiz
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Individuals & Families of African Descent
Individuals & Families of African Descent
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Individuals & Families of Arab Descent
Individuals & Families of Arab Descent
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Multicultural Counseling Lesson 10 - Arab Americans quiz
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Individuals & Families of Asian Descent
Individuals & Families of Asian Descent
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Multicultural Counseling Lesson 11 - Individuals of Asian Descent quiz
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Individuals & Families of Latin Descent
Individuals & Families of Latin Descent
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Native Americans
Native Americans
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Individuals & Families of European Descent
Individuals & Families of European Descent
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Multicultural Counseling Lesson 14 - Individuals of European Descent quiz
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Spiritual Diversity
Spiritual Diversity
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Cultural Competence Training for Addiction Counselors
Approved by the Georgia Addiction Counselors Association (GACA) for 12 CEUs

In today’s increasingly diverse treatment landscape, culturally responsive counseling isn’t optional—it’s essential. This 12-hour self-paced CEU course is designed to strengthen your ability to work effectively and ethically with clients from a wide range of cultural, racial, ethnic, spiritual, and social backgrounds.

Through 15 comprehensive lessons, participants will explore key dimensions of multicultural counseling competence, including cultural identity development, social justice and advocacy, privilege and oppression, and the intersections of gender, spirituality, class, and ethnicity. Each lesson combines engaging video instruction, reflective exercises, real-world case studies, and practical guidelines for culturally informed practice in addiction treatment and behavioral health settings.

You’ll deepen your understanding of:

The evolving demographics of the United States and implications for addiction counselors
Cultural identity, acculturation, and the impact of systemic oppression on recovery
Social class, gender, sexuality, spirituality, and the intersectionality of client identities
Effective communication and assessment with diverse populations
Clinical considerations for working with individuals and families of African, Latin, Asian, Native American, and European descent
Strategies for addressing bias, building cultural humility, and integrating advocacy into counseling practice
This course not only meets professional development requirements—it fosters self-awareness, empathy, and the practical skills needed to create equitable, empowering treatment environments.

Important:
Viewing these lessons on YouTube alone does not count toward CEU credit. To receive official credit, participants must enroll in the full Cultural Competence Training for Addiction Counselors course and complete all interactive components through our website.

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