H/LBH CoE & Steering Committee Meeting
Atlanta, Georgia Atlanta, GA, United StatesTeam and Committee Meeting
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.
Team and Committee Meeting
Join us for the official launch event of the Hispanic/Latino Behavioral Health Center of Excellence (H/LBH CoE). As part of this virtual event, the center's team will be present to discuss its mission, focus areas and services aimed at advancing behavioral health equity for Hispanic and Latine communities. The H/LBH CoE's new official webpage will […]
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 […]
Mentoring relationships play a pivotal role in cultivating the personal and professional development of behavioral health professionals. In the context of cultural nuances and diverse backgrounds, mentors provide a vital bridge, offering insights and guidance into how to effectively navigate the complexities of mental health settings while addressing the unique challenges that come with being […]
In this presentation, participants will explore the intricate landscape of teenage dating violence within Hispanic and Latine communities. Attendees will uncover the cultural nuances that influence relationship dynamics, including traditional values and gender roles. Throughout the session, participants will learn to recognize warning signs, both behavioral and physical, specific to this demographic, while addressing the […]
As part of this Care-to-Share NC Network hybrid event presenters will discuss integration of methods of community-engaged scholarship with the field of Developmental Science. Participants will discuss the opportunities of this integration, hear lessons from scholars seasoned in this work, learn about new collaborations from the viewpoint of community partners and emerging scholars and try out tools […]
In collaboration with Central East (HH Region 3) ATTC This training will explore the development of disparities in the US and their impacts on marginalized and racialized communities. Utilizing a social justice framework the participants will learn about building health equity, cultural humility, and community engagement. This training will center the Enhanced CLAS Standards, Cultural […]
As part of this presentation, aspects related to the prevention, evaluation, and intervention of suicidal behaviors in Hispanic and Latine populations are addressed and defined, with special attention to cultural factors that may influence the risk or protection of suicide for Hispanic and Latine youth. Culturally sensitive intervention practices for this population will also be […]
Two groups of 25 Hispanic/Latine college students will participate in listening sessions designed to provide orientation on 988 services. These sessions will facilitate discussions and address inquiries related to the scope and beneficiaries of 988 services in collaboration with SAMHSA's 988 and Behavioral Health Crisis Coordinating Office. *This is a closed event offered through SAMHSA's 988 […]
It is widely documented that Latinas are underrepresented in leadership positions. Latinas face the challenges attached to being a woman and being a woman from a minoritized group. Latinas are more likely to face racism, sexism, stereotyping, uneven promotion, and inequality in salaries. Women of Color, including Latinas, repeatedly report having their credentials and competencies […]
The hybrid conference, "Salud Para Todos: Latino Health Equity," will be held the University of Houston, University Conference facility. The purpose of the summit is to provide information to stakeholders (community leaders, health professionals, researchers, and policymakers) regarding the significant health issues facing the Hispanic population and present strategies to address these health issues. […]
Two groups of 25 Hispanic/Latine college students will participate in listening sessions designed to provide orientation on 988 services. These sessions will facilitate discussions and address inquiries related to the scope and beneficiaries of 988 services in collaboration with SAMHSA's 988 and Behavioral Health Crisis Coordinating Office. This is an event offered through SAMHSA's 988 and […]
Training to increase awareness and abilities of mental health care providers in their use of cultural elements by promoting the use of culturally appropriate formulations when treating Hispanic/Latine patients with mental health disorders. Participants will gain knowledge on the impact of cultural factors during assessment and treatment of mental health disorders with Hispanic/Latine clients as […]
About 27% (2.4 million) of Hispanic/Latine young adults aged 18-25 meet the criteria for a substance use, alcohol use, or drug use disorder, this demographic also being the most likely among all Hispanic age groups of having used illicit drugs at some point. Involving parents and families as part of the conversations with youth around […]
Traditional models address substance use and mental health disorders through an acute care approach. Such an approach is inconsistent with the literature that recognizes SUD as a chronic disease and are in poor alignment with the cultural values of Latino populations. Recovery approaches and sustained recovery management propose a partnership with individuals, families and communities […]
Leadership practices applicable within academic organizations that serve students in social work and behavioral health. This training will be offered to a group of deans and directors from Social Work In-Person Event | Closed Event
Presentation: Culturally Grounded Leadership: Advancing DEIJ Frameworks in Social Work Education (April 17th) @ the National Association of Deans and Directors of Schools of Social Work (NADD) 2024 Spring Conference. Learning Objectives: Understand values and norms among Hispanic/Latine communities and their relationship to mental health academic programs and services. Explore strategies for social work educators […]