Enhanced Therapeutic Techniques

Learn advanced methods to elevate your therapy sessions and achieve better outcomes for your clients

Personalized Professional Development

Tailor your learning experience to focus on areas that will benefit you the most in your practice

Community Support & Networking

Connect with like-minded professionals to share knowledge, experiences, and support one another

About the Course

This 3-hour  online continuing education program explores the intersection of race, gender identity, and mental health, centering on the experiences of Black Trans women. Through lecture, discussion, and applied reflection, participants will examine the effects of systemic oppression and minority stress, review culturally responsive clinical interventions, and explore ethical frameworks for radical allyship in practice. The session integrates neurobiological, cultural, and ethical dimensions of mental health care to equip clinicians with actionable tools for inclusive, affirming, and socially conscious clinical work.

Meet Your Instructor: Dr. LaKeith Sutton

Dr. LaKeith Sutton is a licensed clinical social worker with a Doctor of Social Work (DSW) and a deep commitment to equity, education, and healing. He serves as a faculty member at the graduate level at two HBCUs, where he educates and mentors students in clinical social work and social justice practices. With a background in direct practice, program development, and advocacy, Dr. Sutton brings a practical, culturally responsive lens to every CEU offering.

Course Curriculum

1 Chapter · 2 Lessons

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    Real and Radical Allyship: How Clinicians Can Address the Mental Health Needs of Black Trans Women and Save Lives

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