Listening to Hispanic and Latinx/Latino Families about the Recovery from Mental Health Conditions of Their Loved Ones

The New England MHTTC, Northeast and Caribbean MHTTC, and National Hispanic and Latino MHTTC will be conducting three virtual participatory conversations with family members of Latinos with mental health conditions in English, Spanish, and Portuguese. It will be a great opportunity to listen and learn from family members about their cultural perceptions and experiences related to mental health conditions and recovery to identify and develop resources that facilitate recovery for their loved ones.

• Are you Hispanic/Latino/Latinx and have a family member(s) or a loved one with a mental health condition?
• Are you willing to discuss the challenges and experiences of supporting your family member(s) or loved ones with a mental health condition?
• Are you familiar with and willing to discuss the mental health services they are receiving?

The Mental Health Technology Transfer Centers invite you to a virtual discussion group. These discussion groups are being held to better understand the experiences of Hispanic/Latino/Latinx family members of people with mental health conditions. These conversations offer an opportunity to listen and learn from family members about their cultural perceptions and experiences related to mental health conditions. Ultimately, we will use this information to educate mental health providers to support mental health recovery for Hispanic/Latino/Latinx people.