Category: Bernalillo County BHI

Historical Trauma-Informed Care recognizes the unique trauma history for American Indian populations and the impact historical trauma, history, and policy still has on mistrust of care systems, access to care, and the social determinants of health. (6 CEUs)

For Tribes across New Mexico COVID-19 exposed how the social determinants of health, combined with historical trauma and institutional betrayal can have lasting impact on health outcomes.

Gen Z, those born in mid-1990s through late 2010s, are the first true generation to be shaped by social media.

Providers teach clients about self care and how imperative it is to both the stability and transformation of one’s self.

This session will examine grief and mourning from a western lens and review concepts of grief in mourning in Tribal communities, as well and noting COVID complications for mourning. (6 CEUs)

Get ready to have fun while learning SFBT through the lens of close-up magic, and deeply anchor your Solution-Focused knowledge!

We will explore some advantages/disadvantages of self-disclosing and when and how to self-disclose.