AANHPI Trauma-Informed Care and Other Services: Bridging Community- and Evidence-Based Practices
This workshop from PHI’s Lotus Project shares strategies and resources to bridge the gap between implementing evidence- and community-based practices in mental health services, particularly for Asian American, Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander (AANHPI) communities.
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Focus Areas
Capacity Building & Leadership, Health Care & Population Health, Healthy Communities -
Issues
Mental Health -
Expertise
Coalition & Network Building -
Programs
Health Intervention Projects for Underserved Populations
Watch the recordings for this workshop from PHI’s Lotus Project aimed to bridge the gap between implementing evidence- and community-based practices in mental health services, particularly for Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) communities.
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- Session 1: Healing Through Trauma-Informed Care: Elevating the Role of Peer Support in Our Systems (Panel)
- Session 2: Leveraging Community and Cultural Strengths to Achieve Health Equity for Pasifika
- Session 3: Collaborative Projects
- 3.1: An Elements-Based Approach for Designing and Advancing Youth Health Service Systems
- 3.2 The Maui Wildfire Exposure Study
- 3.3 Challenges and Opportunities – Quality of Life & Workplace Wellness in Hawai‘i
- 3.4 How American Indian Trauma Focused Practice Can Inform Native Hawaiian and Indigenous Care
Session 1: Healing Through Trauma-Informed Care: Elevating the Role of Peer Support in Our Systems (Panel)
Moderator: Naomi Leipold – Governor’s Office of Wellness and Resilience
Panelists: Asha (Sasha) Autele, Kailene Nihipali Sanchez, and Kimmy Takata
Session 2: Leveraging Community and Cultural Strengths to Achieve Health Equity for Pasifika
Presented by:
- Keawe Kaholokula, Ph.D. | Contact: kaholoku@hawaii.edu
- Kelsie Okamura, Ph.D. (Slides) | Contact: kokamura@jbcc.harvard.edu
Session 3: Collaborative Projects
3.1: An Elements-Based Approach for Designing and Advancing Youth Health Service Systems
- Presented by: Brad Nakamura, Ph.D. | Contact: bradn@hawaii.edu
3.2 The Maui Wildfire Exposure Study
Presented by: Alika Maunakea, Ph.D. | Contact: amaunake@hawaii.edu
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3.3 Challenges and Opportunities – Quality of Life & Workplace Wellness in Hawai‘i
Presented by: Trina Orimoto, Ph.D. | Contact: trinao@hawaii.edu
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3.4 How American Indian Trauma Focused Practice can Inform Native Hawaiian and Indigenous Care
Presented by: Cynthia Greywolf, Ph.D., DNP | Contact: cynthiat@hawaii.edu
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Photos from the Hawai'i Workshop
Originally published by The Lotus Project
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