Multicultural Competence: Working with South Asian Clients

For Non–South Asian Clinicians

Expand Your Clinical Expertise & Serve a Growing, Diverse Population

Strengthen your clinical skills by understanding the cultural nuances, values, and lived experiences of South Asian clients. This workshop is designed to help non–South Asian clinicians build culturally sensitive, informed, and effective therapeutic relationships—while also enhancing your practice growth.

What This Online Workshop Includes

✔ 6 Hours of Live Training on Zoom

Led by Dr. Sheeza Mohsin, this comprehensive workshop provides practical tools, real case examples, and step-by-step cultural interventions you can apply immediately in your practice.

✔ 3 Consecutive Supervision Sessions

Following the workshop, you will be invited to attend three supervision sessions to deepen your integration of the material and receive clinical guidance.

✔ PDF Handout & Resource Pack

You will receive a downloadable handout containing:

Key cultural concepts
Clinical guides & intervention strategies
References
A curated resource list including articles, books, plays, and films
to help you further your cultural understanding

✔ PowerPoint Slides

Complete slide deck of the workshop for continued review and study.

Who This Training Is For

Clinicians seeking to:

Improve cultural competence when working with South Asian clients
Understand family systems, values, boundaries, and cultural expectations
Strengthen assessment and intervention skills
Serve a fast-growing, highly diverse client population
Expand their culturally informed clinical practice

Prerequisites

Participants must meet one of the following requirements:

Option 1:

A graduate degree in a mental-health–related field.
(If you do not hold a U.S.-based mental health practitioner license, please upload a copy of your degree and program information.)

Option 2:

An active license from your affiliated Licensure Board.

Working with clients in the Multicultural and South Asian relationship space requires a specialized understanding of culture, context, and the therapist’s own identity. Over the past several years, Dr. Sheeza Mohsin has been invited by numerous clinician groups and mental health practices to help them deepen these skills and strengthen their therapeutic approach.

After receiving consistent requests for supervision, guidance, and case consultation, Dr. Mohsin is proud to introduce this dedicated Professional Track—created to support the next generation of talented practitioners entering the mental health field.

This series will equip you with practical tools to adapt existing best-practice frameworks and relationship models to effectively support South Asian and multicultural clients. Each workshop is thoughtfully designed to help clinicians cultivate cultural awareness, navigate their own therapeutic presence, and manage the unique dynamics that arise when working with couples and families from within their own cultural communities.

Join this learning experience to enhance your clinical confidence, strengthen your relational work, and elevate the quality of support you offer to diverse clients.

Ready to Enhance Your Cultural Competence?

Working with My Own: Working with South Asian Clients

For Clinicians of South Asian Heritage – Supervision Workshop

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Case Consultation with Dr. Sheeza Mohsin