<p>Dr. Han Ren discusses her conceptualization of cultural humility as a framework or lens she uses when conducting clinical work. Within this multicultural framework a key premise is to remember “I don’t know what I don’t know.” Dr. Ren and the hosts reflect on the importance of remaining open to recognizing - and admitting - when they don’t know something and how to seek out the knowledge or education necessary to provide culturally-appropriate care.</p>
<p>For supplemental resources, visit: https://psychology.okstate.edu/diversity/student-diversity-committee/arc-podcast</p>

Episode 3: Diving deeper into cultural humility for mid-training clinicians

Practice Anti-Racism Clinically (ARC) is a student-led podcast funded by Association of Psychology Postdoctoral and Internship Centers (APPIC) that strives to educate and create conversation about anti-racism practices within the therapy setting. Each episode has supplemental resources and transcripts available.
The Oklahoma State University Psychology Department Student Diversity Committee was awarded funds from the Association of Psychology Postdoctoral and Internship Centers (APPIC) to create a training tool for equity, inclusion, and justice in the clinical practice of psychology.