Join Kimberly Parker, M.S., Doctoral Candidate, LPC-S, LCDC, seasoned clinician, educator, consultant, and clinical supervisor, for a powerful continuing education experience designed to support mental health professionals in providing affirming, culturally responsive care to Black women.

In this interactive and reflective training, participants will:

• Gain increased knowledge of common presenting concerns for Black women, enabling more targeted and effective support.
• Develop a deeper awareness of stigmas and stereotypes impacting Black women, in order to foster safer, more inclusive therapeutic spaces.
• Enhance their understanding of the unique challenges Black women face in therapy, allowing for more personalized, responsive treatment.
• Acquire effective and necessary counseling techniques that support culturally humble and impactful therapeutic relationships.

In a field where Black women continue to be underrepresented and often misunderstood, this training centers their experiences while equipping clinicians regardless of identity with the tools to reduce harm, strengthen connection, and promote healing.

Participants will leave with practical strategies, renewed insight, and CE hours that reflect more than just compliance—they reflect commitment to equity and transformation.