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Humanidad June 2021
EVENT /EVENTO
1260 N. Dutton Avenue, #230
Santa Rosa, CA 95401
Ph: 707-525-1515 Fx: 707-623-9052
humanidadtherapy.org
https://srosahtes.org/
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Life After Covid, Moving Forward!
La Vida Después del Covid.¡Seguimos Adelante!
An Educational Panel about the different perspectives of Life after Covid in Latinx communites, and how to address the emotional distress and anxiety behind recieving the COVID vaccines, and the stigma around Mental Health and self care.
Un Panel Educativo para discutir las diferentes perspectivas en la vida de las comunidades latinx depues del COVID y como abordar la angustia emocional y la ansiedad detrás de recibir las vacunas y el estigma en torno a la salud mental y el cuidado personal.
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Sergio Aguilar-Gaxiola, MD, PhD is Professor of Clinical Internal Medicine, School of Medicine, University of California, Davis. He is the Founding Director of the Center for Reducing Health Disparities at UC Davis Health and the Director of the Community Engagement Program of the UCD Clinical Translational Science Center (CTSC). He was co-chair of the NIH/CTSA Community Engagement Key Function Committee and Collaboration /Engagement Domain Task Force Lead Team and co-chair of the Collaboration & Engagement Enterprise Committee’s Health Disparities Workgroup. He is a past member of the National Advisory Mental Health Council (NAMHC), National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH). He is Past Chair of the Board of Directors of Mental Health America (MHA; formerly the National Mental Health Association) and Past Chair of the Board of NAMI California. He is a member of the National Advisory Council of the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Administration (SAMHSA) - Center for Mental Health Services (CMHS), and board member of the California Health Care Foundation, Physicians for a Health California, Peer Health Exchange, and the Public Health Institute. He is a national and international expert on health and mental health comorbidities on diverse populations. Over the last two decades, he has held several World Health Organization (WHO) and Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) advisory board and consulting appointments and is currently a member of the Executive Committee of WHO’s World Mental Health Survey Consortium (WMH) and its Coordinator for Latin America overseeing population-based national surveys of Mexico, Colombia, Peru, and Argentina and a regional survey of Brazil, and two surveys of the city of Medellin, Colombia.
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Sergio Aguilar-Gaxiola, MD, PhD es Profesor de Medicina Interna Clínica, Facultad de Medicina de la Universidad de California, Davis. Es director fundador del Centro para la Reducción de las Disparidades de Salud de UC Davis y director del Programa de Participación Comunitaria del Centro de Ciencias Traslacionales Clínicas (CTSC) de ucd. Fue copresidente del Comité de Funciones Clave de Participación Comunitaria de NIH/CTSA y del Equipo principal del Grupo de Trabajo sobre El Dominio de Colaboración/Compromiso y copresidente del Grupo de Trabajo de Disparidades de Salud del Comité de Empresa de Colaboración y Participación. Es miembro anterior del Consejo Nacional Consultivo de Salud Mental (NAMHC), Instituto Nacional de Salud Mental (NIMH). Es expresidente de la Junta Directiva de Mental Health America (MHA; anteriormente la Asociación Nacional de Salud Mental) y expresidente de la Junta directiva de NAMI California. Es miembro del Consejo Asesor Nacional de la Administración de Abuso de Sustancias y Salud Mental (SAMHSA) - Centro de Servicios de Salud Mental (CMHS), y miembro de la junta de la Fundación de Atención Médica de California, Médicos para una Salud de California, Peer Health Exchangey el Instituto de Salud Pública. Es un experto nacional e internacional en salud y comorbilidades de salud mental en diversas poblaciones. En las últimas dos décadas, ha ocupado varios consejos asesores y nombramientos de consultoría de la Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS) y la Organización Panamericana de la Salud (OPS) y actualmente es miembro del Comité Ejecutivo del Consorcio Mundial de Encuestas de Salud Mental (WMH) de la OMS y su Coordinador para América Latina supervisando encuestas nacionales basadas en la población de México, Colombia, Perú y Argentina y una encuesta regional de Brasil, y dos encuestas de la ciudad de Medellín, Colombia.
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Rafael Vazquez works as an outreach coordinator for Santa Rosa Junior College’s Extended Opportunity Programs & Services department. This SRJC department serves economically disadvantaged students by providing counseling, funding, and other support services to help prepare them for success at SRJC. Rafael is also a part-time faculty member in the Humanities & Interdisciplinary Studies departments at SRJC. Rafael donates of his own time and money volunteering with programs addressing the needs of troubled youth in our community. He serves as a mentor to several young men with the objective of connecting them with positive alternatives. Rafael is the president of the board of directors at Humanidad Therapy & Educational Services. He previously was a board member of another non-profit since 2003, but began volunteering in 1997. Rafael worked with a program where he communicated with 286 inmates in prisons within the United States. The program provided books to inmates as funding allowed. Rafael immigrated to Santa Rosa from Oaxaca Mexico at the age of 15 to live with his brothers while he attended Santa Rosa High School. In addition to earning his associate degree, Rafael has completed five SRJC certificate programs: Law Enforcement, Corrections, Children & the Justice System, Laws of Arrest, and Juvenile Counselor. He earned his BA degree in Criminal Justice with a minor in Psychology from Sonoma State University. In 2010, Rafael earned his Master’s degree in Interdisciplinary Studies from Sonoma State University.
Rafael Vázquez trabaja como coordinador de alcance para el departamento de Programas y Servicios de Oportunidad Extendida de Santa Rosa Junior College. Este departamento de SRJC sirve a los estudiantes en desventaja económica al brindarles asesoramiento, financiamiento y otros servicios de apoyo para ayudarlos a prepararse para el éxito en SRJC. Rafael también es miembro de la facultad a tiempo parcial en los departamentos de Humanidades y Estudios Interdisciplinarios de SRJC. Rafael dona de su propio tiempo y dinero como voluntario en programas que abordan las necesidades de los jóvenes con problemas en nuestra comunidad. Sirve como mentor de varios jóvenes con el objetivo de conectarlos con alternativas positivas. Rafael es el presidente de la junta directiva de Humanidad Therapy & Educational Services. Anteriormente fue miembro de la junta de otra organización sin fines de lucro desde 2003, pero comenzó a trabajar como voluntario en 1997. Rafael trabajó con un programa en el que se comunicaba con 286 reclusos en cárceles de los Estados Unidos. El programa proporcionó libros a los presos según los fondos permitidos. Rafael emigró a Santa Rosa desde Oaxaca México a la edad de 15 años para vivir con sus hermanos mientras asistía a Santa Rosa High School. Además de obtener su título de asociado, Rafael ha completado cinco programas de certificación SRJC: Aplicación de la ley, Correcciones, Niños y el sistema de justicia, Leyes de arresto y Consejero de menores. Obtuvo su licenciatura en Justicia Criminal con una especialización en Psicología de la Universidad Estatal de Sonoma. En 2010, Rafael obtuvo su maestría en Estudios Interdisciplinarios de la Universidad Estatal de Sonoma. |
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Enrique Gonzalez-Mendez developed a strong desire to help people while growing up in Mexico City. Now, as a family physician in Santa Rosa and a clinical professor at UCSF, he funnels that inclination into treating his patients and teaching other doctors how to honor the cultural needs of the underserved. For more than 30 years, Gonzalez-Mendez has been seeing low-income patients at the Vista Family Health Center in Santa Rosa and modeling cultural competency for medical students affiliated with the Santa Rosa Family Medicine Residency, sponsored by Sutter Santa Rosa Regional Hospital and affiliated with UCSF."
Enrique González-Méndez desarrolló un fuerte deseo de ayudar a las personas mientras crecía en la Ciudad de México. Ahora, como médico de familia en Santa Rosa y profesor clínico en UCSF, canaliza esa inclinación a tratar a sus pacientes y enseñar a otros médicos cómo honrar Durante más de 30 años, González-Méndez ha atendido a pacientes de bajos ingresos en el Centro de Salud Familiar Vista en Santa Rosa y ha modelado la competencia cultural para los estudiantes de medicina afiliados a la Residencia de Medicina Familiar de Santa Rosa, patrocinada por Sutter Santa Rosa Regional Hospital y afiliado a UCSF ". |
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Cecilia R. Perez, Humanidad Therapy and Education Services Clinical Ditrector and HTES Cofunder. Creator of Convivencias Cultural based Group Therapy. She is a Marriage & Family Therapist with special training and skill in interviewing and diagnosing clients, then counseling them and treating any mental and emotional disorders within the context of marriage and family. As a Marriage & Family Therapist, Cecilia R. Perez, MFT, MSL performs counseling and emotional support to help families navigate relationship and behavioral issues, while seeking to secure a long-term solution to mental and emotional disorders and a wide variety of relationship issues. Marriage & Family Therapy is the modification of perceptions and behavior, as well as improvement of communication among spouses and family members in crisis. Significant diseases and conditions treated by Marriage & Family Therapists include marital conflict, dysfunctional behavior, communication issues, and mental illness. Medical tests, procedures and therapies provided by Marriage & Family Therapists include interviewing, observing, counseling, and customizing treatment plans for clients in marriages and families.  |
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Cecilia R. Pérez, Directora Clínica de Humanidad Servicios de Terapia y Educación. Cofundadora de HTES. Y Autora del Modelo Convivencias. Ella es una terapeuta matrimonial y familiar con capacitación especial y habilidad para entrevistar y diagnosticar clientes, luego asesorarlos y tratar cualquier trastorno mental y emocional dentro del contexto del matrimonio y la familia. Como terapeuta matrimonial y familiar, Cecilia R. Perez, MFT, MSL brinda asesoramiento y apoyo emocional para ayudar a las familias a navegar por los problemas de relación y de comportamiento, mientras busca asegurar una solución a largo plazo para los trastornos mentales y emocionales y una amplia variedad de problemas de relación. . La Terapia Matrimonial y Familiar es la modificación de las percepciones y el comportamiento, así como la mejora de la comunicación entre los cónyuges y familiares en crisis. Las enfermedades y afecciones importantes tratadas por los terapeutas matrimoniales y familiares incluyen conflictos matrimoniales, comportamiento disfuncional, problemas de comunicación y enfermedades mentales. Los exámenes médicos, procedimientos y terapias proporcionados por terapeutas matrimoniales y familiares incluyen entrevistas, observación, asesoramiento y planes de tratamiento personalizados para clientes en matrimonios y familias. |
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Margarita Garcia, from Oaxaca, Mexico. Is a member of our community and volunteer in the Farmworker and indigenous community. Her native Language tongue is Upper Mixtec and Spanish.
Margarita Garcia, De Oaxaca, Mexico. Miembra de nuestra comunidad y voluntaria en la comunidad campesina e indígena. Su lengua materna es el Mixteco alto y Español.
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Resourse Fair/ Feria de Recursos Participating Agencies /Agencias Participantes: |
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Alexander Valley Healthcare was incorporated in 1994 as Coppertower Family Medical Center, offering medical and dental services from a modest, three-story facility on the corner of North Cloverdale Blvd. and First Street. A decade later, the last private practice physician in Cloverdale departed leaving Alexander Valley Healthcare as the sole primary care provider between Ukiah and Healdsburg. https://alexandervalleyhealthcare.org/# |
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As expressions of God's healing love, witnessed through the ministry of Jesus, we are steadfast in serving all, especially those who are poor and vulnerable. https://www.providence.org/ |
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Migrant Education is a federally funded program designed to provide supplementary educational and support services to eligible migrant students. The migrant population consists of numerous ethnic and language groups.
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Santa Rosa Community Health serves our diverse community by providing excellent, culturally responsive, comprehensive primary care that is accessible to all people. We care for the whole person with compassion and respect. We cultivate a safe, supportive learning environment where employees can do their best work in a way that embraces diversity. We advocate for health care as a human right because it is fundamental to social justice.
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The mission of LSP is to serve as a bridge across generations in the Latinx community. We do this by advancing the development of young leaders, building awareness about health and wellness, culture, social issues, and advocating for equity.
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The Petaluma City Elementary and Joint Union High School Districts are committed to providing opportunities for all students to be challenged and motivated in school so that upon graduation, they will be successful in their future educational endeavors, careers, and community.
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Nuestra Cultura Cura Initiative is committed to promote and enhance the health and well-being of the Latinx community. We raise awareness and reduce mental health stigma by building on our cultural strengths to empower our community to heal. We do this by working collaboratively with resources and agencies to implement innovative culturally defined practices to address mental health needs in the Latinx community.
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Solamente en Espanol.
Convivencia Comunitaria - Espacio para apoyar el aprendizaje y aplicar las herramientas para Manejar el Estres y La ansiendad durante la tracision despues del COVID 19.
Cupo limitado Registrese via Zoom |
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Humanidad’s Mission is to strengthen the lives of the Latinx community by increasing access and utilization of community mental health resources. We transcend barriers and reduce stigma by providing culturally proficient therapist training, inclusive community education, and bilingual therapy services.
La misión de Humanidad es fortalecer las vidas de la comunidad latina aumentando el acceso y la utilización de los recursos comunitarios de salud mental. Trascendemos las barreras y reducimos el estigma de la salud mental al proporcionar capacitación terapéutica dentro de los valores de nuestra cultura, la educación comunitaria e inclusiva con servicios bilingües.
Humanidad's core values are:
- Compassion – We serve our community with commitment and dedication.
- Culture – We respect and honor all cultures
- Integrity – We take great pride in providing high quality services.
- Heart-Driven – We do the work because we love the work.
Los valores centrales de Humanidad son:
- Compasión: Servimos a nuestra comunidad con compromiso y dedicación.
- Cultura: respetamos y honramos todas las culturas.
- Integridad: nos enorgullece brindar servicios de alta calidad.
- De corazón: hacemos el trabajo porque amamos el trabajo.
Humanidad Therapy & Education Services is a nonprofit organization under section
501 (c)(3) of the IRS tax code.
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