Conscious Care™:
Addressing Bias in Health Care
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Immerse yourself in a learning experience that helps you deliver fair, inclusive care—without overwhelming your schedule. In about an hour and a half of bite-size, interactive lessons, you’ll pinpoint how unconscious bias surfaces in day-to-day work, apply quick reflection tools to shift from “automatic” to intentional choices, and finish with a pocket-ready action plan for creating safer, more affirming spaces for every patient or client.
*This asynchronous webinar meets the Michigan LARA implicit bias training rule requirements. Click here to read more.
*This asynchronous webinar meets the Michigan LARA implicit bias training rule requirements. Click here to read more.
Why enroll?
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Engage at your own pace
Mobile-friendly micro-modules fit any schedule. -
Try it, don’t just read it
Activities and relevant scenarios keep you learning actively. -
Measure real impact
Complete a brief pre-/post-survey to see your growth and earn a printable certificate. -
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Trusted by campuses and care teams nationwide.
Joshua Thurman
A proud Detroiter, husband, father, and mentor, Joshua Thurman is an advocate and educator committed to supporting individuals’ holistic development. As founder of Inclusive We Consulting and faculty at the University of Michigan, he has partnered with grant-funded nonprofits, for-profit businesses, K–12 schools, and colleges/universities nationwide to create inclusive trainings and learning spaces that foster connection, reflection, and growth.
With over a decade of experience, Joshua is a licensed Qualified Administrator of both the Intercultural Development Inventory (IDI) and the Intercultural Conflict Style (ICS) Assessment, a certified Mental Health First Aider, and a trained Restorative Practitioner through the International Institute of Restorative Practices.
With over a decade of experience, Joshua is a licensed Qualified Administrator of both the Intercultural Development Inventory (IDI) and the Intercultural Conflict Style (ICS) Assessment, a certified Mental Health First Aider, and a trained Restorative Practitioner through the International Institute of Restorative Practices.
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