Who We Are, How We Heal: The Intersection of Culture and Mental Health

Course Overview This interactive online course offers a personalized learning experience designed to explore the intersection between mental health, identity and lived experience. Participants will engage in self-paced activities, reflective exercises, and real-world scenarios to understand how cultural backgrounds, systemic inequities, and individual experiences shape mental health outcomes. By the end of this course, participants will have a foundational understanding of the intersection between mental health, identity and lived experience and their relevance to mental health care and advocacy. Once completed, your certification of completion will be sent using the email that you used to sign up for the course. Learning Objectives. Explore the Intersectionality of Mental Health and Identity: - Recognize how identity factors (e.g., race, ethnicity, gender, socioeconomic status, and ability) influence mental health experiences. - Understand systemic inequities that affect mental health access and outcomes for marginalized communities. - Learn actionable strategies to promote mental health equity and create inclusive environments.