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Native American Youth Mental Health ECHO

The Native American Youth Mental Health ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) facilitates mentoring and knowledge sharing, enabling mental health professionals to explore best practice care to improve the treatment of mental health challenges for youth in their communities. Clinicians, behavioral health providers, and community health workers are invited to participate.
 

Previous ECHO Topics

  • Tribal Sovereignty & Traditional Wellness within Western Treatment
  • Native American History, Ancestral Resilience, Childhood Experiences
  • Indigenous Ceremony, Culture and Traditions in School Curriculum
  • Traditional Healers and Cultural Leaders in Patient Care
  • Healthcare Professional Wellness and Resilience
  • Eco Grief and Land Based Wellness
  • Substance Use, Continuum of Care & Wellness

 
  • Grief and Loss, Anxiety, Depression, Eating Disorders
  • Suicidal Ideation, Self-harm Behavior, Suicide Prevention
  • Adversity and Toxic Stress, Trauma, Systemic Racism
  • Autism Spectrum & Neurodiversity
  • Early Identification for Early Psychosis Symptoms
  • Technology, Social Media, Whole Family/Whole Community Approach
  • Outreach and building engagement in behavioral health support
Register Now for the 2025 Native American Youth Mental Health ECHO Series