The National Hispanic and Latino MHTTC present the Symposium: Addressing Latinx Health Disparities in the US: Examining the intersections of immigration, trauma, substance use and mental health to reduce health disparities in collaboration with the School of Social Work of the Colorado State University. The purpose of this event is to recognize and address the intersection between immigration, trauma, substance use, and mental health in Latinx populations. During this event, participants will be able to:

• Examine the intersection between immigration, trauma, substance use, and mental health among the Latinx community.

• Describe trauma-informed mental health services and their implications for the Latinx population.

• Describe substance use and mental health disorders prevention strategies aimed at Latinx communities.

• Explain adverse childhood experiences and suicide prevention approaches for Latinx children and youth.

• Select self-care and mindfulness strategies for professionals serving the Latinx population.

The experts in the mental health field will share their experiences and research findings addressing disparities in service provision to Hispanic and Latino Populations living in the United States.