Culturally Informed Care in Corrections

1 Hour | 1 CE

This on-demand professional training program on Culturally Informed Care in Corrections is presented by Eman Tadros, LMFT, PhD.

This badge-earning program can be shared digitally on platforms like LinkedIn or your resume and counts toward a certificate. Enroll in this program to earn credit towards the Correctional Mental Health Certificate and share your new digital credentials

This one-hour program, led by Dr. Eman Tadros, examines the impact of incarceration on family relationships, emphasizing culturally informed care within correctional settings. Dr. Tadros explores the unique relational struggles of incarcerated individuals and their families, particularly focusing on couples—a less-studied dynamic in incarceration research.

Drawing on over a decade of clinical experience and 150 peer-reviewed articles, Dr. Tadros provides insights into theoretical frameworks and methodologies for understanding these complex, underserved relationships and the specific challenges they face. Participants learn practical techniques and culturally sensitive interventions to enhance relational resilience, promote family stability, and inform policies that better support justice-impacted individuals and their loved ones.

This program is ideal for practitioners and policymakers seeking to address incarceration’s consequences through a family-centered, incarcerated-informed lens. The intended audience is beginner clinicians to intermediate clinicians working in incarcerated settings.