A Practical & Shame-Free Guide to Reducing Cultural Offenses & Repairing Cross-Cultural Relationships
Empowering Relationships Despite Political Divides
How to Find and Reaffirm Shared Values
For the roughly 23 percent of married couples who don’t share a political affiliation, disagreements over a party or candidate can easily escalate into personal attacks that threaten an otherwise healthy relationship.
Daily Blog
Race and Healing
Expanding the Conversation
Now, more than ever, we’re engaged as a society in finding ways to have a truly meaningful dialogue about race and racism. But how do we translate good intentions into practice? In this discussion, six clinicians of color speak candidly with a white therapist about what actually helps heal race-based stress and trauma, rather than just pay it lip service.
Magazine Article
Individualized Strategies to Build Rapport & Cultural Competency
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8/20/2020
Authors:
LESLIE KORN, PH.D., MPH, LMHC, ACS, RPP, NTP, NCBTMB
LAMBERS FISHER, MS, LMFT, MDIV
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CRS001277
Copyright:
8/20/2020
Authors:
LESLIE KORN, PH.D., MPH, LMHC, ACS, RPP, NTP, NCBTMB
LAMBERS FISHER, MS, LMFT, MDIV
Product:
CRS001277
Powerful Strategies to Advance Client Rapport & Cultural Competence
Copyright:
7/17/2020
Author:
LAMBERS FISHER, MS, LMFT, MDIV
Product:
POS048760
Copyright:
7/17/2020
Author:
LAMBERS FISHER, MS, LMFT, MDIV
Product:
POS048760
Case Study
Crossing Cultures: The Surprising Complexity of Countertransference
A shared cultural understanding can be a powerful asset in therapy, adding a familiarity and depth to the exploration of countertransference.
Magazine Article
A Therapist’s Response to Social Injustices
A Call to See, Feel, Act
More than ever, therapists can use their role as helping professionals to contribute to positive change in their communities. Here are three important ways we can all meet this challenge.
Daily Blog
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A Practical & Shame-Free Guide to Reducing Cultural Offenses & Repairing Cross-Cultural Relationships
Individualized Strategies to Build Rapport & Cultural Competency
Copyright:
8/20/2020
Authors:
LESLIE KORN, PH.D., MPH, LMHC, ACS, RPP, NTP, NCBTMB
LAMBERS FISHER, MS, LMFT, MDIV
Product:
CRS001277
Copyright:
8/20/2020
Authors:
LESLIE KORN, PH.D., MPH, LMHC, ACS, RPP, NTP, NCBTMB
LAMBERS FISHER, MS, LMFT, MDIV
Product:
CRS001277
Powerful Strategies to Advance Client Rapport & Cultural Competence
Copyright:
7/17/2020
Author:
LAMBERS FISHER, MS, LMFT, MDIV
Product:
POS048760
Copyright:
7/17/2020
Author:
LAMBERS FISHER, MS, LMFT, MDIV
Product:
POS048760
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Empowering Relationships Despite Political Divides
How to Find and Reaffirm Shared Values
For the roughly 23 percent of married couples who don’t share a political affiliation, disagreements over a party or candidate can easily escalate into personal attacks that threaten an otherwise healthy relationship.
Daily Blog
A Therapist’s Response to Social Injustices
A Call to See, Feel, Act
More than ever, therapists can use their role as helping professionals to contribute to positive change in their communities. Here are three important ways we can all meet this challenge.
Daily Blog
Page 1 of 1 (2 Items)
Race and Healing
Expanding the Conversation
Now, more than ever, we’re engaged as a society in finding ways to have a truly meaningful dialogue about race and racism. But how do we translate good intentions into practice? In this discussion, six clinicians of color speak candidly with a white therapist about what actually helps heal race-based stress and trauma, rather than just pay it lip service.
Magazine Article
Case Study
Crossing Cultures: The Surprising Complexity of Countertransference
A shared cultural understanding can be a powerful asset in therapy, adding a familiarity and depth to the exploration of countertransference.
Magazine Article
Page 1 of 1 (2 Items)
Lambers Fisher, MS, LMFT, MDIV, is a marriage and family therapist who has counseled individuals, couples, and families from a variety of cultural backgrounds, in private practice, non-profit organization, as well as ministry environments. He has a strong desire to help counseling professionals in various fields feel more comfortable, competent and confident in their ability to meet the needs of whomever they have the opportunity to serve. Lambers’ training experience includes facilitating workshops, guest lecturing, as well as being an adjunct instructor at Crown College on various aspects of diversity in counseling. Lambers supervises aspiring therapists as a board-approved supervisor for the Minnesota Board of Marriage & Family Therapists as well as the Minnesota Board of Behavioral Health.
Currently, Lambers is a therapist in private practice where he effectively balances personal and professional experiences to provide unique and practical perspectives on a variety of culturally sensitive topics. He obtained a Master of Science in Marriage & Family Therapy as well as a Master of Divinity from Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, CA.
Currently, Lambers is a therapist in private practice where he effectively balances personal and professional experiences to provide unique and practical perspectives on a variety of culturally sensitive topics. He obtained a Master of Science in Marriage & Family Therapy as well as a Master of Divinity from Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, CA.
