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The video discusses the importance of cultural integration in recovery programs, specifically focusing on the Inter-Tribal Treatment program. Led by Robert and Valerie, the program aims to provide culturally sensitive resources for tribal communities, integrating traditional ways with treatment and recovery to support healing and wellness. They emphasize the significance of creating a sense of belonging and tribal identity for individuals seeking recovery, highlighting the role of the Inter-Tribal Treatment program in offering a safe and structured environment for healing. The team includes various members, such as cultural advisors, program directors, and peer supports, all dedicated to supporting individuals on their recovery journey. The program also involves collaboration with local Indian health councils and tribes to ensure coordinated care and support for clients. Additionally, the video mentions the expansion of the program through acquiring 14 acres of land to develop additional housing for clients. Finally, it discusses the support available through the Opioid Response Network, providing consultation, training, and resources to enhance efforts in addressing substance use disorders. The video ends with information on upcoming webinars and invites viewers to participate in a feedback survey for the presentation.
Keywords
cultural integration
recovery programs
Inter-Tribal Treatment
tribal communities
traditional ways
healing and wellness
tribal identity
coordinated care
Opioid Response Network
substance use disorders
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