Reflections on culturally competent practice with Mthobeli Ngcanga

Emerging Minds Podcast

Apr 12 2020 | 00:27:19

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Show Notes

This episode provides an insight into what culturally competent practice with children and families looks like from the perspective of Mthobeli Ncganga, a practitioner who works with families from migrant and refugee communities with experiences of torture and trauma.

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