Virtual Webinar On-Demand

Doing Justice for Intersectionality: An Application to Counseling Practice with LGBTQIA+ Communities

Presented by Christian D. Chan, PhD, NCC , Ana Guadalupe Reyes, Ph.D., LPC, NCC, CHST
1.5 CE Hours , 1.5 On-Demand General Introductory
Doing Justice for Intersectionality: An Application to Counseling Practice with LGBTQIA+ Communities

References

References

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