In this presentation, the presenters examine the relationship between the boarding school experience, attachment, and opioid use disorder, highlighting the impact of historical trauma on substance use. They also review attachment styles, introduces the Healing from… […]
Keyword: indigenous
Journey to Health ECHO | July 23, 2026
In this presentation, Dr. Ursula Whiteside presented on “What’s a DBT Skill Peer Meeting: Free Support for Those Experiencing Mental Health Struggles and/or Polysubstance Use.” […]
Self, Community & Spiritual Care | July 24, 2026
In this presentation, Dr. Danica Love Brown, discusses self, community, and spiritual care, indigenous trauma, and other cultural considerations in addressing substance use disorders. […]
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Indigenous Trauma and SUD Care | June 23, 2026
In this presentation, Danica Love Brown, PhD, MSW, CACIII and Dolores Jimerson, LCSW, ADS-RT, AAT, discuss an overview of trauma, the connection of trauma and substance misuse, an overview of… […]
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Journey to Health ECHO | June 25, 2026
In this presentation, Shannon CrossBear (Ojibwe) presented on “Indigenous Ways of Collaboration in Behavioral Health and Substance Use Disorder.” […]
Journey to Health ECHO | May 14, 2026
In this presentation, Dr. Maxine Brings Him Back-Janis, EdD., MPH, RDH (Oglala Lakota) presented on “Culturally Affirming Practices: Transforming Healthcare of Indigenous People.” […]
Journey to Health ECHO | April 9, 2026
In this presentation, Maleah Nore, MPH (Tlingit) presented on “Growing Plant Love: Tradition, Relationships, and Resilience of the Plants Around Us.” […]
Journey to Health ECHO | March 12, 2026
In this presentation, Birdie Wermy, MPH, BS (Southern Cheyenne), Stephanie Soliz, MPH and Maleah Nore, MPH (Tlingit) presented on “Journey of Transformation” an intervention curriculum taught at a Native School. […]
Journey to Health ECHO | February 26, 2026
In this presentation, Jennifer S. Nanez, MSW, LMSW (Pueblo of Acoma) discusses “Returning to the Sacred Path: Cultural Safety and American Indian and Alaska Native Health.” […]
Returning to the Sacred Path: Cultural Safety and AI/AN Health | February 26, 2026
In this presentation, Jennifer Nanez examines how trauma informed care connects to cultural safety and highlights the core principles of cultural safety in AIAN healthcare, including recognition of historical trauma,… […]
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