Our mission is to is to influence behavioral health policy, eliminate disparities in funding and access to services, and improve the quality of services.
Come join us for two Iconic Music Tributes in ONE SUPER show! Honoring SELENA and VICENTE FERNANDEZ! Celebrate Hispanic Heritage month and support our charity event to raise scholarships for Latino students!
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The upcoming National Latino Behavioral Health conference on Sept. 16-17th is a great opportunity to learn about how to more effectively serve the Latino community. #MATAct
@ABHWorg Telemedicine is vital to rural, border, frontier and tribal areas of the country and ensuring the using of interpreters for organization serving particularly Latino, First Nations and AAPI communities. #MATAct
@ABHWorg In states with prescribing Psychologists, the opportunity to increase treatment opportunities can increase particularly in HPSA and MUAs. In New Mexico, e.g., 32 our of 33 counties are HPSA and MUA. #MATAct
@ABHWorg For the Latino community it is vital to have educational and informational programming in Spanish and English. Using highly proficient and fluent Spanish speakers using health literacy content including MAT for substance abuse disorders.
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@ABHWorg NLBHA provides Promotores de Bienestar (Promoters of Wellbeing) to Latino families, parents, elders, lay persons, and community members on the opioids and how to prevent and treat this condition. MATAct#
@ABHWorg Access to treatment is uneven with particular obstacles for Hispanics and other minority groups thus preventing and achieving health equity. #MATAct
@ABHWorg#MATAct Latino rates of misuse and overdose rates have been historically high and removing barriers to treatment will be beneficial to serving more Latinos.
@ABHWorg Removing barriers for practitioners can reduce administrative burden, increase direct services to patients and increase # of practitioners providing services.
@ABHWorg The National Latino Behavioral Health Association. to the Latino community. We are a national voice on eliminating behavioral health disparities affecting Latinos in access to treatment and developing culturally appropriate services for Latinos.
@ABHWorg This legislation removes the requirement for health care practitioners to apply for a separate waiver through DEA. Also allows community health practitioners to dispense certain narcotic drugs prescribed by health care practitioners.
@ABHWorg National Latino Behavioral Health Association. A national voice on Latino behavioral health whose mission is to reduce the great Latino behavioral health disparities in access to treatment, funding and workforce.