• Presenter: Sara Tolentino, LCSW
  • Free registration: For all VCU & SSW students, faculty and staff.
  • General registration: $35 for those unaffiliated with VCU & the School of Social Work $30 for VCU SSW alumni and field instructors.
  • Series/session details + registration links

This seminar will provide a broad overview on the use of Open Dialogue in the SMI population in various clinical settings, to include the clinic, the community and carceral settings. Adaptability of the model and the benefit of its use, particularly in marginalized populations, will be reviewed, with a specific emphasis on how open dialogue can be utilized to address racism and cultural mistrust.

Objectives
Participants will be able to:

  • Understand the philosophical foundations of Open Dialogue.
  • Learn the key principles of Open Dialogue.
  • Learn how to adapt Open Dialogue across treatment settings.
  • Identify how Open Dialogue can be utilized as a tool to address racism and cultural mistrust in a therapeutic setting.
 
Sponsor(s)
Social Work
Audience
Community Based Health Care Providers, Community Based Physicians, VCU Alumni, VCU Faculty, VCU Health Care Providers, VCU Physicians, VCU Staff, VCU Students , School of Medicine
Contact Information
Geoff LoCicero (804) 828-9335
Special Needs
Cassie DeSena-Jacobs (804) 828-1030