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Culturally Grounded Care
Prioritizing racial and ageism trauma recovery, healing, and culturally responsive behavioral-health practice
This Session is Approved for 2.0 CEUs for LNHA & CALA (NAB), Registered Nurses (RN & LPN), and Social Workers
NAB Approval Code: Pending
SW CE: Non-Clinical
Presented by Longtree & Associates
Date: Tuesday 11/10/2026
Title: Culturally Grounded Care: Prioritizing racial and ageism trauma recovery, healing, and culturally responsive behavioral-health practice
Time: 1:00 – 3:00 p.m. EST
Place: Live Zoom Webinar
Presenter: Laurie Loughney, BA Psych, CSW, LNHA, CALA, CDP, AHM, CADDCT, SHRM-CP, ICP
Cost: $35.00
Note: Fee must be paid in full by credit card in order to receive webinar login details and CE credits.
Webinar Description
Culturally Grounded Care: Prioritizing racial and ageism trauma recovery, healing, and culturally responsive behavioral-health practice
LongtreeLive brings together forward-thinking healthcare professionals for pivotal discussions on the ethical, legal and operational issues facing long term care management teams today. Our presenters will share their approaches in all aspects of effective long term care management. The LongtreeLive program covers operational optimization, ethical leadership, successful compliance, driving census, staffing and advocacy.
Today’s Topic:
Culturally Grounded Care: Prioritizing racial and ageism trauma recovery, healing, and culturally responsive behavioral-health practice
Description:
This seminar emphasizes identifying biases and healing race & age-based trauma. The seminar will focus on cultural assessments, trauma supports and awareness to validate the unique lived experiences of marginalized and elder populations and promote equitable mental health outcomes. The course is geared towards social workers, nurses, administrators and other health care professionals.
Key topics and teaching goals include:
- Deliver culturally grounded care by prioritizing racial and ageism trauma recovery, intergenerational healing, and culturally responsive behavioral-health services for minority and LGBTQIA2S+ communities.
- Define racial and agism trauma, explore elders’ impacts, and identify how historical and current systems shape behavioral-health experiences.
- Discuss barriers to access, protective factors, cultural strengths, and strategies for building trust, engagement, and affirming care relationships.
- Review identity-conscious, trauma-informed approaches that reduce harm, improve accessibility, and support culturally responsive service delivery.
Course Instructor:
Laurie Loughney, BA Psych, CSW, LNHA, CALA, CDP, AHM, CADDCT, SHRM-CP, ICP
Laurie is the CEO of Longtree & Associates, a healthcare seminar and education company. Ms. Loughney shares her expertise in social work, administration, and ethical compliance via this and other outstanding seminars geared toward the eldercare setting. A NJ CSW, Ms. Loughney is an approved presenter for numerous social work seminars. Her work includes supporting social workers as a consultant in areas of development of ethics policy and procedures, cultural diversity and understanding the social worker’s role in person-centered eldercare.
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