Thank you so much to all attendees, sponsors, exhibitors, federal partners, and community members for your support for and participation in the 2018 American Indian and Alaska Native National Behavioral Health Conference.
2018 American Indian and Alaska Native National Behavioral Health Conference
Promoting Connections Between Culture and Purpose
July 25-27, 2018 | Washington, DC
Wednesday July 25, 2018
- Building a Behavioral Health Workforce in New Mexico
- Drum Teachings for Success
- Succeeding in Behavioral Health Integration - Strategies and Experiences
- Responding to Concerning Posts on Social Media: Tips and Tools for Adults Who Work With Native Youth
Thursday July 26, 2018
- Integrating Effective D & I Strategies Into Community and Workforce Initiatives
- Opioid Use In Tribal Communities
- Alaska's Behavioral Health Aide Program
- Forensic Nursing Services: Training and a trauma-informed approach impact the identification and treatment of Non-Fatal Strangulation
- Getting the Most Out of Your MSPIDVPI Technical Assistance Provider
- Healthy Native Youth: A one-stop-shop for educators who work with Native youth
- Information Overload: Where to Find Reliable Evidence-Based Behavioral Health Resources
- Maniilaq Wellness Qargi Model
- Native Women Rising Through Digital Storytelling
- Persistent Community Connection
- Seneca Nation Health System, Behavioral Health integration with Medical, Peer Recovery Services, and Child & Family Services
- Use of on-line survey software improve DVPI local data collection and project evaluation
- Wicincala Wikoskalaka Winyan ta Wapiye
Friday July 27, 2018
- Integrating Behavioral Health - A Paraprofessional Model
- Workforce and Mental Wellbeing-Capacity Building, Sustainability, and Effectiveness-Checking
- !A Native Vision for Improving Community Wellness
- Behavioral Health and Medical Health; Not YET integrated, but already Invested and Involved
- Beyond MSPIDVPI_ A Practical MSPIDVPI Project Sustainability Approach
- Honoring Native Life_Creating Conversations Around Suicide Prevention and Response
- School Based Mental Health on Navajo
- Steps for Successfully Integrating Behavioral Health Care in Rural Settings
- We R Native
- Wholeness and Healing by Design_ A School-Based Health Care Framework Connecting Emotional and Physical Wellness
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