About This CE Consultation Group
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Cohort A
Para y Por Nuestra Comunidad Latina
(Monday)
CE Track
$640
Full cohort registration for the Monday Spanish-language cohort.
Includes 2.0 CAMFT-approved CE hours per session,
16.0 CE hours total.
Payment due at registration or choose 2-payment option below (1st payment due at registration).
Consultation Track
$480
Full cohort registration for the Monday Spanish-language cohort.
For associates, out-of-state clinicians, or those not seeking CE credit.
Payment due at registration or choose 2-payment option below (1st payment due at registration).
Cohort B
Rooted in the Latine Community:
A Multicultural Clinical Space
(Wednesday)
CE Track
$640
Full cohort registration for the Wednesday English-language cohort.
Includes 2.0 CAMFT-approved CE hours per session,
16.0 CE hours total.
Payment due at registration or choose 2-payment option below (1st payment due at registration).
Consultation Track
$480
Full cohort registration for the Wednesday English-language cohort.
For associates, out-of-state clinicians, or those not seeking CE credit.
Payment due at registration or choose 2-payment option below (1st payment due at registration).
Presented by
Jeanette Lopez-Urbina, LCSW
Jeanette Lopez-Urbina, LCSW is a bilingual (English/Spanish) Licensed Clinical Social Worker with 26 years of experience and 11 years of licensure. She has served as faculty for 8 years at the Wright Institute MFT Program and has taught graduate-level coursework at UC Berkeley’s School of Social Welfare, including courses conducted in Spanish. Her clinical experience spans private practice, community-based organizations, and institutional settings, including facilitation of Spanish-language clinical groups for NAPA County Child Welfare. Her clinical work is grounded in a psychodynamic lens, informed by awareness of immigration trauma, intergenerational and historical trauma, and trauma-informed care, and practiced through a liberation- and justice-informed approach with Latine and other diverse communities. She is the developer and synthesizer of the liberation-informed clinical framework that forms the foundation of this course, grounded in the belief that healing and justice are inseparable.
