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Recording of the event Exploring Racial Stress and Intergenerational Trauma, originally held on June 23, 2022. Slide presentation

View slides: The pandemic has permanently changed how we think about work. As the U.S. enters year three of working through the pandemic, people

View slides: . Obsessive compulsive disorder is neurobiologically and phenomenologically unique from other anxiety disorders. It requires a more

View the slides: Motivational Interviewing is a directive, client centered counseling style to assist clients with facilitating behavior change

Did you know that 2 in 5 Native LGBTQ+/Two Spirit students experience both homophobic and racial harassment in school? Almost two-thirds of

This session was part of our ongoing Workshop Wednesday series. It took place at 12:00 p.m. MT/1:00 p.m. CT on June 22nd, 2022. To access slide

Slides from the session Native Medicine: Cultivating Mental Health Resilience and Deep Rooted Vitality for AI/AN Youth. Join us to activate (y

The National American Indian and Alaska Native MHTTC has published its most recent newsletter. The theme for this issue is Deconstructing the

Recording of Native Food is Medicine: Providing Support for AI/AN Youth through the Healing Power of Food. Join us as we share our cultural

Recording of Native Medicine: Cultivating Mental Health Resilience and Deep Rooted Vitality for AI/AN Youth. Join us to activate (y)our full

This panel was a collaborative event with The College of Behavioral Health Leadership. Access the panel recoding HERE Workshop Description

Slides from the session Native Food is Medicine: Providing Emotional/ Resilient Support for AI/AN Youth through the Healing Power of Food. Join