The University of New Hampshire ECHO Hub and the University of New Hampshire presents the Anti-Oppressive Practices in Behavioral Health for Children, Adolescents, and Youth ECHO. This ECHO series began in October 2024 and will be complete in April 2025.
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Title: Self-Reflection in Anti-Oppressive Work: Understanding Your Role and Impact
Presenters: Karlie Ashcroft, MS, OTR/L
Presentation Date: November 12th, 2024
Presenter Bio: Karlie Ashcroft, MS, OTR/L (they/them) is a Queer occupational therapist living in Worcester, Massachusetts. They obtained a combined bachelor’s and master’s degree in OT from The University of Scranton, where they continue to intermittently guest lecture on topics related to LGBTQ+ and mental health topics. Karlie currently practices in residential mental health, working with adolescents with experiences of mental health diagnoses and/or trauma. Karlie is passionate about broadening education and understanding about occupational therapy's role in LGBTQ+ client care and has contributed to various panels and written resources about this topic.
