Cathy Barrick • January 20, 2026

Dual Diagnosis Professional Conference Series (DDPCS) February 2026: Bringing America Greatness on February 19

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Cathy Barrick

Date

January 20, 2026

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Session Description:

Cultural Competency is necessary for every American, regardless of age, race, religion, gender or sexual orientation, economic status, disability, or handicap. Being different does not guarantee the ability to relate positively to our diversity, in a personal or professional way. This training will help develop skills that focus on living-working-playing-learning together. These skills must be practiced and learned across all sectors of our society. Emphasis will be placed on equity as a right for all Americans embraced by leaders of people everywhere from birth to adulthood. Thus, cultural competency as a skill set is both beyond but essential to diversity and inclusion efforts, providing a chemistry for “greatness” in America.


The session is free, but registration is required, and attendance is on a first-come, first-served basis.


Please review the flyer for additional details.


The session will be offered virtually via the Zoom platform. The Zoom link for joining the session will be sent to the email you used to register. This link will be unique to your registration. Please do not share this link.


Send questions on registration electronically.

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