End-of-Summer Research Training Institute: Behavioral Health Prevention and Treatment for American Indians & Alaska Natives | September 19-23
The Native Center for Behavioral Health at the
Event Details
End-of-Summer Research Training Institute: Behavioral Health Prevention and Treatment for American Indians & Alaska Natives | September 19-23
One-week virtual class September 19-23, 2022 (8:30am-12:30pm PT)
Intensive experience on culturally appropriate research to guide interventions for the prevention and treatment of mental health, substance use and suicide concerns in American Indian and Alaska Native communities
Interested students who complete this class can apply to receive additional training and support via monthly web meetings October 2022 to May 2023
Extended training includes receiving support from a Native research mentor to complete a capstone project
If you have any questions about this event, please contact Northwest Native American Research Center For Health (NW NARCH) at summerinstitute@npaihb.org.
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Hosted completely virtual via ZoomFor general conference information please visit www.ieccwa.org
Conference Goals:
Challenge thinking about
Event Details
SAVE the DATE!
Hosted completely virtual via Zoom For general conference information please visit www.ieccwa.org
Conference Goals:
Challenge thinking about diversity and disability;
Increase family and provider effectiveness through new skills, strategies and ideas for providing high quality services;
Enhance understanding of the unique strengths and needs of each family;
Foster partnerships across families, disciplines, agencies and funders to provide coordinated services in local communities;
Promote networking and coalition building around early childhood issues;
Enhance the lives of families and their children through the use of information and technology; and
Promote the mutual understanding of the contributions families and providers bring to the lives of young children.