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Navigating Culture Rupture & Repair with Cultural Humility

Friday, May 16, 2025, 10 AM

Navigating cultural differences in patient encounters? Learn how to turn challenges within these encounters into powerful moments of connection. This online education session will explore how to recognize and repair cultural ruptures in real time—boosting trust, empathy, and impact. Attendees will walk away with practical tools to navigate cultural dynamics and deliver more effective, culturally attuned care. This session aims to support healthcare professionals to foster inclusive environments that honor diverse identities.

Learning Objectives:

  • Identify and understand cultural ruptures: Participants will learn to recognize moments when cultural ruptures arise and understand their impact on patient-caregiver encounters.

  • Develop strategies to repair cultural ruptures: Attendees will acquire practical tools and techniques to address ruptures in real time, enhancing trust and empathy in medical settings.

  • Enhance cultural competence in healthcare delivery: Participants will gain skills to deliver more effective, culturally attuned care.

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Presenter: Hannah Dufek, LPCC, LADC
Hannah is a licensed mental health therapist and is the Director of Clinical Services at CARE Counseling. She received her Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and an Addictions Counseling Certificate at Winona State University. Through her work at CARE, Hannah has focused on teaching and training ways to increase confidence and lean into understanding cultural identity and humility as it relates to all aspects of personal and professional relationships.
 

Continuing Education Credit: This program is approved for up to 1.0 hour of AEUs by BASC Provider #6240 for the content area: Delivery of Patient Care. For more information, please review the BASC Approval Letter and Content Breakdown.

Who should attend: All ASC leadership and staff

Fees: This is a free event. 


Questions? 
For more information, or to submit questions to be addressed during the session, please contact:
Laura Harris, MNASCA Executive Director
[email protected]