The Intersection of Culture and Trauma in the Care of Diverse Populations

4801 Rockhill Road,Kansas City MO 64110

24 March, 2022

Description

Learn how trauma and stress experienced through the migration process affects the mental health and wellness of refugees and immigrants. The Intersection of Culture and Trauma in the Care of Diverse Populations trainings are provided to organizations throughout Missouri by the U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants through their Health Promotion Program. This interactive training gives attendees the chance to participate by asking questions and sharing experiences during open discussions. WHAT DOES THE TRAINING COVER? Introductions to refugees and other immigrant populations.How trauma and stress experienced through the migration process affects the mental health and wellness of refugee and immigrants. Cultural definitions and perceptions of mental health and wellness, including possible stigma around seeking treatment. How different cultural customs compare to mainstream American customs. Importance of culture and the need for culturally informed and trauma informed care.Best practices for providers and stakeholders in addressing refugee health needs, especially as it relates to mental health.Potential ways community involvement can impact the integration process.