Towards an Inclusive Practice: Creating Safe Spaces in Supervision and Interprofessional Teams to Address Inequities and Optimize the Delivery of Behavioral Health Services-Presentation and Q&A

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The video is a presentation from the Third National Conference on Advancing Early Psychosis Care in the United States. The presenters include Dr. Hela Torning, Mr. Luis Lopez, and Ms. Pascal Noel. The session is titled "Towards an Inclusive Practice: Creating Safe Spaces in Supervision and Interprofessional Teams to Address Inequities and Optimize the Delivery of Behavioral Health Care Services." The presenters discuss the importance of addressing structural racism and social determinants of health in the context of behavioral health care. They emphasize the need for interprofessional teams to collaborate and have difficult conversations about power dynamics and implicit biases. The presenters also highlight the importance of acknowledging and understanding one's positionality and the impact it has on how individuals perceive and interact with others. They provide a model for creating a safe and inclusive work environment and offer strategies for addressing inequality and inequity. The session is designed to encourage open dialogue and reflection among attendees. The presentation concludes with an opportunity for questions and discussion.

Keywords

National Conference

Advancing Early Psychosis Care

United States

Inclusive Practice

Safe Spaces

Supervision

Interprofessional Teams

Structural Racism

Social Determinants of Health

Implicit Biases

Inequality and Inequity