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Live May Webinar
Counselors working in health care and higher education often support immigrants who may experience significant fear, stress or vulnerability due to their immigration status. It’s essential to understand the ethics and rights that protect immigrant clients, ensuring dignity, privacy and access to services.  

Join us live on March 27, noon-1 p.m. ET, to learn how counselors can serve as knowledgeable, rights-aware allies who advocate for the safety and well-being of immigrant communities.

Speakers

Mariaimeé Gonzalez

Mariaimeé Gonzalez, PhD
Professor, Counselor Education and Chair, Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Antioch University Seattle

Mariaimeé Gonzalez, PhD, is a counselor educator, human rights advocate, and scholar with two decades of experience advancing social justice, Indigenous wellness, and mental liberation through higher education, counseling, and community-based mental health work. Since 2008, she has shaped master’s- and doctoral-level counseling programs, mentoring students, guiding research, and preparing the next generation of socially conscious and culturally grounded mental health professionals.

Douglas Valdez

Douglas Valdez, LMHCA
Assistant Professor, St. Cloud State University

Douglas Valdez, LMHCA, is a licensed bilingual (English/Spanish) mental health counselor and sex therapist who specializes in working with Spanish-speaking migrants, focusing on the specific needs of the LGBTQIA+ community. In addition to his clinical practice, Valdez serves as a university professor, preparing future counselors with an emphasis on cultural humility, relational depth, and integrative healing approaches.

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Cost

  • ÀÖ²©´«Ã½members – $15
  • Non-members – $30

Continuing Education (CE) Credit

Participants can earn 1 credit hour.

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