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.
Key components of the Grantee Meeting include sharing goals, challenges, and successes so far in 988 implementation, as well as the opportunity to evaluate and identify strategies to continue to scale and improve the larger crisis continuum. This monumental event will bring federal and key partners, states, territories, tribes, and crisis centers that are working […]
While motherhood is culturally perceived as a ‘happy’ period in life, there are several mental health conditions that may present during pregnancy and postpartum. These are identified under the term Perinatal Mood and Anxiety disorders (PMADs). Up to 1 in 5 women will suffer from a mental health disorder like postpartum depression and less than […]
Entre colegas... Dialogues between Behavioral Health Providers of Latines 50 spaces available. 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 effective and culturally informed practices with Latine populations. Along with colleagues and a […]