3 Key Points to Remember Surrounding Self-Identifying
This lesson explains that FNIM self-identification is voluntary and rooted in personal identity, not legal status. It underscores the need for healthcare providers to approach this process with sensitivity, creating a safe and respectful environment for clients who may be affected by trauma or systemic racism.
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