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Trauma-Informed Practice with Caribbean and Immigrant Clients

Tracking # 20-1381380

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Course overview

This 3-hour self-paced written course provides mental health professionals with a trauma-informed and culturally responsive framework for working with Caribbean and immigrant clients. The course addresses immigration-related trauma, family separation, acculturation stress, language access, spiritual coping, intergenerational trauma, racism, xenophobia, anti-Black immigrant experiences, documentation considerations, interpreter use, trust-building, and culturally humble clinical practice. Participants will review trauma-informed principles, culturally responsive assessment strategies, ethical considerations, clinical documentation practices, and case examples involving immigrant clients. The course includes a practical clinician checklist, reflection questions, post-test, and evaluation form.

Subject areas

This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.

Florida Board of Clinical Social Work, Marriage and Family Therapy and Mental Health Counseling

Certified Master Social Worker

3h General

Licensed Clinical Social Worker

3h General

Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist

3h General

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

3h General

Disclosure statements

This course is provided for educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Participation in this training does not qualify clinicians to practice law, determine immigration eligibility, or guarantee immigration outcomes for clients. Immigration law is complex and subject to change. Clinicians should collaborate with qualified immigration attorneys and remain within their professional scope of practice.


Participants are responsible for practicing within the boundaries of their license, training, competence, supervision requirements, and jurisdictional regulations. This course focuses on clinical assessment, trauma-informed interviewing, culturally responsive practice, ethical documentation, and psychosocial evaluation considerations.


The presenter has no known commercial conflicts of interest related to this course. This course does not receive commercial support from any outside entity. No legal services, attorneys, products, or outside organizations are endorsed as part of this training.

Participants must attend the full course and complete all required course components to receive continuing education credit. Partial credit is not awarded unless permitted by the applicable approving body. Reasonable accommodation requests may be submitted to Breakthrough Care and Resource Center, Inc. prior to the training.