What Can You Do to Be Ready to Work with Deaf, DeafBlind, and Hard of Hearing Individuals in a Mental Health Setting? – Extended In person 6/30/26
Improving our knowledge and skills when working with populations who are Deaf, Deaf-Blind, and/or Hard of Hearing
Upcoming Sessions
- Credits:
- 4 Social Work CEs
These trainings are designed to provide practitioners and the community with information about effectively working with individuals who are in the deaf, deaf/blind, and/or hard-of-hearing communities. Sponsored by DeafCan and OCHN.
Do you know how to provide culturally and linguistically accessible services to Deaf, Hard of Hearing and DeafBlind People ¨ Do you know what Deaf Culture is? ¨ Are you familiar with American Sign language? ¨ Do you know how to secure the services of an American Sign Language Interpreter? ¨ Do you know what the law requires in Michigan?
ASL interpreters will be available
Lunch will be provided.