Healing History, Part II: Using the Healing History Self-Study and Discussion Guide to Make Services Safer, More Respectful, and More Effective for African Americans Healing History is a gentle, non-confrontive exploration of the effects, the burdens, and the unexpected gifts of a painful and destructive history that we cannot disown. In Part II of this webinar series, participants will receive a brief orientation to the Healing History manual, practice using its discussion questions in small-groups, and start a dialogue about how and why behavioral health providers might use this resource to facilitate staff discussion sessions in their work settings. Participants will be able to: Identify guidelines for holding safe and productive discussions of race, racism, and the effects of history Complete at least two collections of questions from the Healing History self-study and discussion guide and discuss their answers to those questions in small groups Identify two potential risks and two potential benefits of using Healing History materials as a staff development tool in their organizations