Lunch & Learn - Culturally Informed Care in Correctional Settings

• This Lunch & Learn session will explore the impact of incarceration on family relationships, with a focus on culturally informed care in correctional settings. It will address the unique relational challenges faced by incarcerated individuals and their families, offering insights into frameworks and methodologies to understand these complex dynamics. Participants will gain practical tools and culturally sensitive approaches to promote relational resilience, strengthen family stability, and guide policies supporting justice-impacted individuals. This session is ideal for counselors aiming to address incarceration's consequences through a family-centered, culturally informed perspective.
• The focus will be on the unique relational challenges faced by incarcerated individuals and their families. The session will offer insights into theoretical frameworks and methodologies that help understand these complex, under explored relationships and the specific issues they face.
• Our Presenter:

Our Presenter: Dr. Eman Tadros is an advanced Assistant Professor at Syracuse University in the Department of Marriage and Family Therapy. She is a licensed marriage and family therapist and AAMFT Approved Supervisor. She is the Assistant Editor for the journal Child: Care, Health and Development. Her research focuses on incarcerated couples and families, dating and relationships, and culturally informed treatment. She has given over 100 presentations, published 150 peer reviewed journal articles as well as various magazines, blog posts, book chapters, op-eds, and policy briefs.

Thursday June 5, 2025 from 11:30 am - 1:00 pm

Registration is required

Members Only: 1.5 CEUs are available at the end of the session