Assessing Cultures of Recovery in Tribal Communities

评估部落社区的恢复文化

基本信息

批准号：
10706986
负责人：
DEBI A LAPLANTE
金额：
$ 107.09万
依托单位：
HEALING LODGE OF THE SEVEN NATIONS
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
2022
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
2022-09-20 至 2026-07-31
项目状态：
未结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/10706986
关键词：
Adolescent Adolescent Behavior Adult Advanced Development Aftercare Anxiety Award Awareness Back Behavior Belief Coeur D&apos Alene Collaborations Communities Community Surveys Competence Development Education Ensure Evaluation Face Funding Goals Health Health Alliance Healthcare Indigenous Intervention Kalispel Knowledge Kootenai Learning Manuals Mental Depression Mental Health Names Native American Research Center for Health Native Americans Nature Needs Assessment Persons Pilot Projects Productivity Program Development Program Effectiveness Public Health Randomized Recording of previous events Recovery Recovery Support Relapse Research Research Methodology Research Project Grants Reservations Resources Safety Science Self Care Self-Injurious Behavior Students Substance Use Disorder Support System Surveys System Teaching Hospitals Testing Trainers Training Training Training Support Trauma Tribes Umatilla Violence Waiting Lists Work Youth addiction adolescent substance use care providers evidence base experience healing health knowledge health training insight intergenerational learning outcome long term recovery medical schools member programs project-based learning public health intervention research and development research study response skills social stigma social structure training opportunity treatment center tribal Nation tribal community uptake

项目摘要

PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT: OVERALL The Healing Lodge of the Seven Nations (HL) is a Native American youth residential addiction treatment center. Youth come to HL from tribal communities including, but not limited to, the Coeur d’Alene Tribe, the Kootenai Tribe, the Nez Perce Tribe, the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, the Kalispel Tribe of Indians, the Spokane Tribe of Indians, and the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Reservation. Recognizing the lack of programmatic research regarding best practices for supporting adolescents’ recovery within tribal nations, HL has developed a research partnership with the Division on Addiction, Cambridge Health Alliance, a Harvard Medical School teaching hospital. This partnership is the Center for Indigenous Research, Collaboration, Learning, and Excellence (CIRCLE). As part of CIRCLE’s NARCH VIII program, Promoting Cultures of Recovery in Tribal Communities, we worked with and learned from these seven tribal nations about how communities seek to support their youth in recovery from substance use disorders. Accordingly, CIRCLE’s NARCH X program, Building Cultures of Recovery in Tribal Communities, was a logical extension of this work. We used a Tribal Participatory Program Development approach to build a mental health first response system grounded in indigenous values, strengths, and needs called, xaʔtus (pronounced hah-toos; i.e., First Face) for Mental Health. Now, CIRCLE’s proposed NARCH XII program, Assessing Cultures of Recovery in Tribal Communities, seeks support for an Administration Core, Research Core, Capacity Building Core, and two Pilot Projects that will support advanced development and insight into xaʔtus for Mental Health, and unique understandings of tribal youth in recovery. More specifically, in the Research Core, we will complete community surveys and a large multi-wave randomized waitlist assessment of xaʔtus for Mental Health. The Capacity Building Core will use project-based educational experiences to help AI/AN students gain research experience and HL develop its own research and training unit, while also providing xaʔtus for Mental Health training and evaluation at HL. The Pilot Projects will use survey research methods to obtain essential information from tribal youth and adults about ideal intervention points for youth in recovery and perceived barriers to using xaʔtus for Mental Health. In addition to the many scientific knowledge gains of the research studies, the proposed set of activities will have an immediate public health impact, through the training of hundreds of tribal community members in mental health knowledge and situational awareness.

项目摘要/摘要：总体七个国家（HL）的康复小屋是美国原住民青年居民成瘾治疗中心。青年来自部落社区的HL，包括但不限于Coeur d'Alene Tribe，Kootenai 部落，内兹·佩斯（Nez Perce Tribe），科尔维尔保留区的同盟部落，印第安人的卡利斯佩尔部落，印第安人的斯波坎部落和乌马蒂拉保留地的联邦部落。认识到缺乏关于支持青少年在部落国家恢复的最佳实践的程序化研究，HL 与成瘾部，哈佛大学剑桥卫生联盟建立了研究合作伙伴关系医学院教学医院。该合作伙伴关系是土著研究，合作，学习和卓越（圈子）。作为Circle Narch VIII计划的一部分，促进恢复文化在部落社区中，我们与这七个部落的国家合作并了解了社区如何寻求支持他们的年轻人从药物使用障碍中恢复。根据Circle的Narch X程序，在部落社区建立恢复文化是这项工作的逻辑扩展。我们使用了一个部落参与性计划开发方法建立了基于基础的心理健康第一反应系统土著价值观，优势和需求被称为Xaʔtus（发音为Hah-toos；即第一面），以实现心理健康。现在，Circle提议的Narch XII计划评估了部落社区的恢复文化，寻求支持管理核心，研究核心，能力构建核心和两个试点项目支持对Xaʔtus的高级发展和洞察力，以及对部落的独特理解青年康复。更具体地说，在研究核心中，我们将完成社区调查和大型调查 XAʔTU的多波随机等待表评估心理健康。能力建筑核心将使用基于项目的教育经验，以帮助AI/A A-A学生获得研究经验并发展自己的HL 研究和培训部门，同时还为HL提供了心理健康培训和评估的XAʔTU。飞行员项目将使用调查研究方法从部落青年和成人那里获取有关理想的基本信息年轻人在康复方面的干预点和使用Xaʔtus进行心理健康的障碍。此外研究研究的许多科学知识得益，拟议的一组活动将立即具有通过培训数百名精神健康知识的部落社区成员的培训和情境意识。