About this course
This course provides an extensive literature review and practical knowledge on behavioral health services for American Indians and Alaska Natives, covering epidemiological studies, culturally adapted treatment modalities, risk and protective factors, and strategies for improving mental health and substance use disorder services in these populations.
Who this course is for
Behavioral health service providers
Program administrators
Clinical supervisors
Researchers
Program objectives
- Describe the prevalence and patterns of mental and substance use disorders among American Indians and Alaska Natives
- Identify 3 culturally responsive adaptations for behavioral health services tailored to American Indian and Alaska Native populations
- Evaluate epidemiological data regarding co-occurring disorders in American Indian and Alaska Native communities
- Summarize risk and protective factors influencing mental health and substance use disorders specific to American Indian and Alaska Native populations