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An Indigenous Perspective of Co-Occurring Disorders
We will discuss a re-framing of mental health and substance use based on culturally-specific work in the American Indian community, including how historical trauma is a precipitating event, and how DSM diagnostic codes fall short of accurately describing conditions. We will focus on the indigenous view of health as holistic, and cultural teachings for healing and resilience that can be used for any client population.
Read MoreBack from the Border: Mental Health Care in a Humanitarian Crisis
Viewers will learn about the trauma informed mental health work being delivered by a local Twin Cities group to refugee families waiting for an immigration hearing at shelters in Tijuana, Mexico.
Read MoreAn Indigenous Approach to Healing Traumatic Stress in Indian Communities
This session, based on research, will help the participant understand the importance of utilizing culture appropriately when working with clients from tribal/Native American communities in terms of addiction treatment…
Read MoreNavigating Conversations about Sexual Health in the Therapy Session
This webinar is meant to broaden participant’s understanding of issues regarding sexual health commonly encountered in the therapy session. Additionally, it seeks to increase comfort and competence in conversations…
Read MoreA Primer on Supportive Housing
“Housing is Healthcare.” This is the mantra of professionals working with the homeless community. Supportive housing is the field’s model of choice for people who fall through the cracks…
Read MoreUnderstanding East African Clients
In delivering treatment to Somali individuals, cultural considerations affect the outcome. Participants will understand the basic cultural considerations in assisting Somali clients and families navigate treatment. The focus is…
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