The racial, economic, and moral injustices Black people, and Indigenous people and People of Color, have experienced in this country are entwined with America’s history of slavery, colonization, racism, and the systemic structures that keep them in place. Our duty, as mental health practitioners, trainers, and helping professionals, is to dismantle these systems as best we can, to ensure that all people are treated equally. While, as a country, we’re very far from that goal, CONCEPT hopes to inspire action and create change with our trainings that are focused both on teaching mental health professionals how to improve police forces through psychological assessment as well as how to best help those that are victims of police brutality and other systemic aggressions. Cultural humility is at the forefront of our training, and in lieu of pretending there isn’t a problem, we’re hoping to step forward and help those in our field create change. We welcome any thoughts, questions, comments, and concerns sent directly to us via CreateChange@Concept-CE.com, and thank you for working with us to help create a world that we are proud to be in.
#BlackLivesMatter
Patricia A. Zapf, PhD
Dr. Patricia A. Zapf founded CONCEPT Professional Training in 2009 with the mission of elevating the level of practice in psychology and related professions. In 2018, Dr. Zapf brought CONCEPT Professional Training to Palo Alto University to further its mission of continuing and professional studies. CONCEPT is now Palo Alto University's Division of Continuing and Professional Studies and Dr. Zapf serves as Vice President of this Division at Palo Alto University.
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