<p>Dr. Brian Watermeyer shares his experiences related to cultural humility within the therapeutic relationship and the importance of not making assumptions about individuals with disabilities. Specifically, Dr. Watermeyer and the hosts discuss the importance of therapists addressing their own internal biases and fears related to acquiring a disability and how those biases can negatively impact clients’ care.</p>
<p>For supplemental resources, visit: https://psychology.okstate.edu/diversity/student-diversity-committee/arc-podcast</p>

Episode 4b: Cultural Humility with Special Populations - Children/Adolescents

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.