The H/LBHCoE has teamed up with the Pew Hispanic Research Center to conduct a virtual training on the diversity and behavioral health needs of Latinos in the US. Presenters will discuss how different groups within Hispanic and Latine communities may self-identify, pertinent socio-demographic factors to their mental health, and associated processes such as acculturation and assimilation. Recommended person-centered assessment questions and approaches when working Hispanic and Latine individuals will also be discussed.
This event is the last session of a series of CLAS webinars hosted by the the Central East ATTC in collaboration with the Hispanic Latino Behavioral Health Center of Excellence. […]
Peer recovery communities combine their personal experiences with substance use and recovery to support individuals undergoing treatment for addiction. Working from lived experiences and relational […]
Do you provide behavioral health services to Latine populations as part of a community-based organization? Participating in these dialogues gives you the opportunity to listen, converse, and learn more about […]
When: September 26th & 27th from 9:00am – 5:30pm ET Where: Zoom (instructions to access the meeting link will be available on September 12th) Mental health professionals working with the Latine community may find […]
The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s working definition of recovery is “a process of change through which individuals improve their health and wellness, live self-directed lives, and strive […]