Empowering School Psychologists to Address Student Racial Battle Fatigue

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Empowering School Psychologists to Address Student Racial Battle Fatigue

Practice Model Domain(s): 8 & 10

Credit(s):

1 Documented CPD/CE Credits/Hours

Original Program Date:

June 18, 2025

Duration:

1 hour

Date:

June 18, 2025
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM (Eastern)

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Category: Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Social Justice, Mental & Behavioral Health, Webinars With Closed Captioning

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This presentation serves as a primer for school psychologists and other school-based practitioners to enhance their knowledge of racial battle fatigue, a framework devised by Dr. William Smith, to capture the short- and long-term psychological, physiological, and behavioral impact of racism on an individual’s functioning. Attendees will learn of factors that contribute to the manifestation of racial battle fatigue, its various manifestations in youth, and prevention and intervention strategies to support students of color in educational settings.

Learner Objectives

This session will help participants:

Identify three factors that contribute to racial battle fatigue in youth.
Identify three manifestations of racial battle fatigue in youth.
Describe three strategies to address racial battle fatigue in educational settings.

1 Documented CPD/CE Credits/Hours NASP is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. NASP maintains responsibility for this program and its content. NASP is a Washington Clock Hours Approved Provider. Individuals credentialed in Washington state can report clock hours by completing this form: https://bit.ly/clock_hrs

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$45.00

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$30.00

NASP strives to provide an inclusive, accessible experience that enables all individuals to engage and participate fully in our programming. Participants with a disability covered under the ADA (Public Law 101-336, Section 102) who require accommodation should contact onlinelearning@naspweb.org to request the specific accommodation required. Requests received less than two weeks prior to an event cannot be guaranteed.