habla_iniciativa
@HABLa_Lab
Trying to understand trauma- and stress-related inequalities and enhance treatment equity. Sobre todo, seeking a positive community impact through research
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Tu historia es importante. ¡No dejes que se quede sin contar! – ¿Has tenido una experiencia traumática debido a la discriminación? ¿Te gustaría participar en las investigaciones de HABLa Iniciativa?
Your story matters. Don't let it go untold! – Have you had a traumatic experience related to discrimination? Would you like to participate in the HABLa Iniciativa research?
Juneteenth is the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery in the United States. From its Galveston, Texas origin in 1865, the observance of June 19 as the African American Emancipation Day has spread across the U.S and beyond. juneteenth.com
Love the coverage of a friend of the lab and collaborator! We've been honored to lead the Spanish language adaptation that will hopefully be out in the near future! This has been years in the making and we're happy to be able to play a part
Introducing the Bounce Back Now app, co-developed by MUSC Health's Dr. Ken Ruggiero, who joins #HealthFocus to discuss how the app helps individuals deal with natural disaster and other major life stressors. Listen here ➡️ ow.ly/UX5V50GLjf0
It's been a while, but our article on Written Exposure Therapy with Latinx immigrants is finally out in Cognitive and Behavior Therapy! Short version: it worked, but we need better ways of delivering these treatments authors.elsevier.com/a/1dOuF3r2xhtr…
Congrats to our fellow lab mate Laura Acosta on this well deserved award! It's been a big year with the NRSA and now this!
Congratulations to 2021 Graduate Winner of the David Levine Diversity Enhancement Award Laura Acosta @acosta_elisa !
Excited to have Dr. Williams "on campus" soon! Looking forward to a talk from such an influential voice
Congratulations to 2021 Graduate Winner of the David Levine Diversity Enhancement Award Laura Acosta @acosta_elisa !
Also, thanks to @RDARCenter for providing so much support for the fellowship! Looking forward to continuing our work together with the center and having Laura be a larger part of that.
Congrats to Laura Acosta on her recently funded F31 (NRSA) from NIH! She will study how discrimination affects help seeking for drug use. Well deserved and very exciting!!
Congrats to Laura Acosta on her recently funded F31 (NRSA) from NIH! She will study how discrimination affects help seeking for drug use. Well deserved and very exciting!!
Very enlightening exchange that points our a reason why we wind up with massive access inequalities. Maybe the pandemic can paradoxically help shift some of that?
Loved this exchange between Rachel Issaka and David Asch at the annual Dissemination and Implementation meeting. Rachel: When we focus on HIPAA and telehealth reimbursements, do you believe that we can and should continue to sustain these changes, even post pandemic?
A good thread summarizing needed changes in mental health. Access is key and we do need to expand models of care. A large majority of BIPOC folx in need do not receive care. We need to keep asking: how do we change what we do to fundamentally improve reach and equity?
“In order to address the suffering within the ‘soul of America,’ we have to address mental health as part of health care, not separate from it." - @PJK4brainhealth on the need to address #mentalhealth in COVID response. A thread on the 6 priorities (1 of 7). h/t @JudgeWren
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