Emphasizing Culture and Equity in Clinical Practice at Annual Conference
September 9, 2025 - 03:59
The Department of Professional Psychology and Family Therapy is set to host its 27th Annual Supervision Conference, featuring the esteemed Melanie M. Wilcox, a nationally recognized counseling psychologist and educator. This year's conference will focus on the critical roles of culture and equity within clinical settings, aiming to equip professionals with the necessary tools to foster inclusive practices.
Wilcox, known for her extensive work in counseling and psychology education, will lead discussions on integrating cultural competence into therapeutic practices. Attendees will explore how understanding diverse backgrounds can enhance client relationships and improve therapeutic outcomes. The conference aims to inspire psychologists and therapists to reflect on their own practices and consider how cultural factors influence mental health care.
Participants can expect engaging workshops, insightful presentations, and opportunities to network with peers. The event promises to be a transformative experience, encouraging professionals to prioritize equity and cultural awareness in their work.
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