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The Mental Health Technology Transfer Center (MHTTC) Network accelerates the implementation of effective interventions for mental health prevention, treatment, and recovery.

Through 10 Regional Centers and a Network Coordinating Office, we develop resources, disseminate information, and provide training and technical assistance to the mental health workforce. 

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A learning community among state education and mental health leaders involved in Project AWARE grants in the region.
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La salud física y la salud emocional deben ser tratadas con la misma seriedad y prioridad. En la comunidad latina el estigma hacia la salud mental puede impedir y/o el atrasar la búsqueda de los servicios de salud mental. Durante este taller platicaremos sobre la importancia de cuidar nuestra salud emocional para prevenir condiciones como la depresión y ansiedad. Los/as participantes identificarán los principales estresores psicosociales en la comunidad latina, utilizarán estrategias para el manejo efectivo de las emociones, practicarán técnicas de relajación, y desarrollarán metas para mantener un balance holístico.   OBJECTIVOS DE APRENDIZAJE Definir bienestar emocional y salud mental. Identificar factores culturales que influyen en el proceso de aculturación de las comunidades Latinas. Proveer estrategias para manejar la regulación emocional y prevenir condiciones de salud mental.   AUDIENCIA Esta plática es dirigida a promotores/as de la salud, manejadores/as de caso y consejeros.   PRESENTERS Isa I. Vélez Echevarría, PsyD  Isa Vélez es psicóloga clínica, puertorriqueña. Es la manejadora de proyecto del estado de Ohio para los Great Lakes Addiction, Mental Health, and Prevention Technology Transfer Centers,  administrados por el Center for Health Enhancement Systems Studies en la University de Wisconsin-Madison. Durante su internado predoctoral en el Children's Institute de Los Ángeles, CA, obtuvo una certificación como Clínica de Psicoterapia Interpersonal. Se capacitó en Terapia Cognitivo Conductual Centrada en el Trauma y Terapia Familiar. Además, brinda servicios de telesalud a comunidades de color en Massachusetts y Puerto Rico. Su trabajo clínico se ha centrado en servicios culturalmente adaptados e informados sobre el trauma para las comunidades latinas. Alfredo Cerrato-Lanzo Alfredo Cerrato es el Oficial Principal de Desarrollo Cultural y Laboral del Great Lakes Technology Transfer Centers, administrados por el Center for Health Enhancement Systems Studies de la Universidad de Wisconsin en Madison. También es capacitador certificado a nivel nacional en Cultura: una parte integral de los servicios de salud mental, Aplicación clínica de elementos culturales en el tratamiento de salud mental para poblaciones hispanas y latinas, por el National Hispanic and Latino Mental Health Technology Transfer Center en Puerto Rico, y un capacitador de la Asociación Nacional de Consejeros de Alcoholismo y Abuso de Drogas (NAADAC, por sus siglas en inglés) en temas culturales. El Sr. Cerrato tiene 25 años de experiencia en relaciones internacionales y se especializa en comunicaciones interculturales, resolución de conflictos y mejora de procesos. Ha llevado a cabo trabajos de defensa, políticas y ayuda en casos de desastre en Irlanda del Norte, Honduras, Perú, Brasil, Japón, Sri Lanka y otros lugares del mundo. Su enfoque principal en Wisconsin ha sido trabajar con comunidades hmong, hispanas, latinas y pueblos indígenas de América del Norte a través de asistencia y capacitación intensiva, desarrollo de currículos y el NIATx, Change Leader Academy. This training is in partnership with: HOLA (Healthy Opportunities for Latin Americans) Great Lakes MHTTC ofrece esta capacitación para personas que trabajan en la Región 5 del HHS: IL, IN, MI, MN, OH, WI. Esta capacitación se brinda en respuesta a una necesidad identificada por las partes interesadas de la Región 5.
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Learn more about innovative approaches to supporting better outcomes for those who provide care as well as those seeking and receiving behavioral health care in communities of color in New England! Join us and... Take a dive deep into the stats around the mental health and well-being of individuals and communities of color. Hear from thought leaders, researchers, practitioners, faith and community-based leaders, people with lived experience, and family advocates to discuss innovative approaches to fostering inclusion and engagement. Take away tools, resources, and actionable solutions to build a positive, inclusive, and transformational culture in your community/workplace.   This regional training event will take place daily from 11 am - 1 pm ET, Monday, May 13 - Wednesday, May 15, 2024. More info on the agenda, speakers, and CE credits available. Participants are eligible to receive attendance certificates and up to 6 CE credits upon confirmation of attendance and participation. Learn more about the event and register today!   The 2024 Innovations Virtual Regional Training Event is brought to you in collaboration with partners from the New England region’s Technology Transfer Center (TTC) Network—New England Addiction TTC, the New England Prevention TTC, and the New England Mental Health TTC.   If you would like accommodations to participate in any of our events, please contact us at [email protected] ahead of the event date. For example, if you would like an ASL interpreter, please let us know 3 weeks ahead of the event date so we have sufficient time to secure the services.  
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ABOUT THIS RESOURCE The Northwest MHTTC supports professionals working to improve behavioral health outcomes for those with or at risk of serious mental illness across Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington (SAMHSA’s Region 10). Our region is home to many vibrant and diverse tribal communities, including the 272 federally recognized Tribes and hundreds of non-federally recognized Tribes. Since receiving funding in 2018, the Northwest MHTTC has endeavored to establish and deepen connections with Native communities, governments, agencies and leaders in our region; understand Native-identified topics and priorities for mental health workforce training and technical assistance (TA); and generate collaborations honoring the strengths and priorities determined by Native communities. This summary provides an overview of training opportunities and efforts from Year 1 - 6 of our operations. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) disclosure statement
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Recording of the event Providing Weight-Inclusive Care: From Diet Culture and Weight Stigma to Health At Every Size, originally held on April 4, 2024.
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ABOUT THIS RESOURCE In 2023, the Northwest MHTTC participated in the design and administration of a comprehensive, region-wide assessment intended to gather information on the needs and priorities of behavioral health practitioners and administrators in Alaska, Idaho, Oregon and Washington. This self-report survey gathered data about respondents' training and technical assistance (TA) needs, priority topics, barriers to training, and preferences. This Northwest report includes data drawn from the four states that comprise MHTTC Region 10: Alaska (n=22), Idaho (n=21), Oregon (n=88), and Washington (n=195). Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) disclosure statement
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MHTTCs Implementing Change
Central East MHTTC: Promoting Educator Well-Being
Educators and school-based staff play important roles in supporting student mental health, often listening to students’ fears and concerns, and helping them cope with stressful events. In addition, educators and staff are working long days and often report feeling overwhelmed by juggling many job responsibilities. The effect of this stress can take the form of […]
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New England MHTTC: Person-Centered Recovery Planning in Behavioral Health
The New England MHTTC Person-Centered Recovery Planning (PCRP) Learning Collaborative project is a multi-agency learning collaborative to provide intense training, TA, and implementation support around the practice of PCRP. It began with a series of introductory webinars in December 2019 and was scheduled to conclude in December 2020; however, supports will be extended for 3 months […]
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Northwest MHTTC: Interconnected Systems Framework Demonstration Project
In many schools in the Pacific Northwest, as is the case across the country, school mental health (when available) is often parallel or siloed from existing social, emotional, and behavioral initiatives, creating inefficiencies and inequities, as well as disconnections and delays for students receiving support. To address these issues, the Northwest MHTTC implemented the Interconnected […]
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Southeast MHTTC: School Mental Health Regional Learning Community
A comprehensive needs assessment was conducted across the Southeast region in 2019 to identify top priority areas for which state leaders wanted to receive trainings and technical assistance. School mental health was among the top priority areas identified. The Southeast MHTTC, in collaboration with the National Center for School Mental Health, implemented the School Mental Health Regional Learning Community to engage the region’s school mental health […]
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Central East MHTTC: Workforce Recruitment and Retention Collaborative
The Central East MHTTC, in collaboration with the Annapolis Coalition on the Behavioral Health Workforce and the Community Behavioral Health Association of Maryland, invited organizations to apply to participate in a Workforce Recruitment and Retention Collaborative. This project educated community-based behavioral health providers in Maryland on the multiple factors contributing to the crisis in the recruitment and retention of […]
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Great Lakes MHTTC: Youth/Teen Mental Health First Aid Training Initiative
Addressing the mental health needs of individuals is critically important. Half of all mental illnesses begin by age 14 and three-quarters by mid-20s. Left unaddressed, mental health issues can lead to serious consequences for a young person’s well-being, including increased risk of dropping out of school or experiencing homelessness. Tragically, suicide is the second leading cause […]
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