Cultural Dialogues: Countering Racial Trauma One Conversation at a Time
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Cultural Dialogues: Countering Racial Trauma One Conversation at a Time
The Emergence of Pediatric Counseling
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In this episode, CRESTSprogram CEO, Dr. Cirecie West-Olatunji, engages in a lively conversation with Dr. Jeff Wolfgang about the area known as Pediatric Counseling.
Dr. Jeff Wolfgang is a clinician, researcher, supervisor, and professor of counseling. He approaches his work from a culture-centered, holistic, ecological perspective. Dr. Wolfgang has specialized in using creative approaches to counseling children and families dealing with traumatic stress and has over fourteen years of experience. Dr. Wolfgang has worked clinically as a school counselor and mental health community counselor, is an Associate Professor at North Carolina A&T State University, an affiliate faculty member for the Center for Traumatic Stress Research, and serves on the editorial board of the Journal of Measurement and Evaluation in Counseling and Development.
CRESTSprogram has commissioned Dr. Wolfgang to develop a credential program introducing the basic tenets of pediatric counseling. Keep checking our website for the launch date (www.crestsprogram.com).
For more information about Dr. Jeff Wolfgang, visit his website at: https://profiles.ncat.edu/en/persons/jeff-wolfgang.