presentations
& events
Tribal MAT Echo Clinic
Dr. Katya serves as the Indigenous Medicine Expert forth the Tribal MAT ECHO clinic hosted by UCLA Integrated Substance Use and Addiction Program, Division of Addiction Psychiatry, Opioid and Stimulant Implementation Support Training and Technical Assistance (OASIS-TTA) Program.
The Tribal MAT ECHO® clinic occurs on the 3rd Tuesday of each month 12-1PM (PT).
The objective of this clinic is to offer a monthly opportunity for MAT providers and health care teams of Indian Country (rural and urban) to learn evidence-based to address opioid and stimulant use disorders. Participants will also have the opportunity to present and get feedback on clinical cases.
Project ECHO® (Enhancing Community Health Care Outcomes) uses a web-based, video-conferencing platform to provide case-based learning opportunities and increase workforce capacity to provide best practice specialty care. Continuing Medical Education and Continuing Education (CME/CE) offered at NO COST.
Opioid use disorder in indian country
Presentation for staff of Nevada Urban Indians, Inc.
Tribal MAT Echo Clinic
Dr. Katya serves as the Indigenous Medicine Expert forth the Tribal MAT ECHO clinic hosted by UCLA Integrated Substance Use and Addiction Program, Division of Addiction Psychiatry, Opioid and Stimulant Implementation Support Training and Technical Assistance (OASIS-TTA) Program.
The Tribal MAT ECHO® clinic occurs on the 3rd Tuesday of each month 12-1PM (PT).
The objective of this clinic is to offer a monthly opportunity for MAT providers and health care teams of Indian Country (rural and urban) to learn evidence-based to address opioid and stimulant use disorders. Participants will also have the opportunity to present and get feedback on clinical cases.
Project ECHO® (Enhancing Community Health Care Outcomes) uses a web-based, video-conferencing platform to provide case-based learning opportunities and increase workforce capacity to provide best practice specialty care. Continuing Medical Education and Continuing Education (CME/CE) offered at NO COST.
Tribal MAT Echo Clinic
Dr. Katya serves as the Indigenous Medicine Expert forth the Tribal MAT ECHO clinic hosted by UCLA Integrated Substance Use and Addiction Program, Division of Addiction Psychiatry, Opioid and Stimulant Implementation Support Training and Technical Assistance (OASIS-TTA) Program.
The Tribal MAT ECHO® clinic occurs on the 3rd Tuesday of each month 12-1PM (PT).
The objective of this clinic is to offer a monthly opportunity for MAT providers and health care teams of Indian Country (rural and urban) to learn evidence-based to address opioid and stimulant use disorders. Participants will also have the opportunity to present and get feedback on clinical cases.
Project ECHO® (Enhancing Community Health Care Outcomes) uses a web-based, video-conferencing platform to provide case-based learning opportunities and increase workforce capacity to provide best practice specialty care. Continuing Medical Education and Continuing Education (CME/CE) offered at NO COST.
Integrative Approach to Substance Use Treatment
Presented for Santa Rosa Addiction Medicine Fellowship
Working with the Messenger: Integrating Indigenous Pain Management
Understand the language, concepts, and strategy of the modern medical model in order to support the healing best suited for the people being treated by revitalizing and nurturing indigenous medical system, science, and methodology; specifically looking at indigenous approaches to pain management.
Presented to Behavioral health staff of Yakama Indian Health Service as part of the Opioid and Pain Treatment in Indigenous Communities (OPTIC) which aims develop, implement, and evaluate culturally centered implementation strategies to increase screening and brief intervention for chronic pain and opioid misuse/OUD in primary care clinics serving American Indian and Alaskan Native communities.
Tribal MAT Echo Clinic
Dr. Katya serves as the Indigenous Medicine Expert forth the Tribal MAT ECHO clinic hosted by UCLA Integrated Substance Use and Addiction Program, Division of Addiction Psychiatry, Opioid and Stimulant Implementation Support Training and Technical Assistance (OASIS-TTA) Program.
The Tribal MAT ECHO® clinic occurs on the 3rd Tuesday of each month 12-1PM (PT).
The objective of this clinic is to offer a monthly opportunity for MAT providers and health care teams of Indian Country (rural and urban) to learn evidence-based to address opioid and stimulant use disorders. Participants will also have the opportunity to present and get feedback on clinical cases.
Project ECHO® (Enhancing Community Health Care Outcomes) uses a web-based, video-conferencing platform to provide case-based learning opportunities and increase workforce capacity to provide best practice specialty care. Continuing Medical Education and Continuing Education (CME/CE) offered at NO COST.
Motivational Interviewing II: MI In Group Correctional Settings
Comprehensive training in Motivational Interviewing for group facilitators in the correctional setting, provided via Opioid Response Network.
Motivational Interviewing
Comprehensive training in Motivational Interviewing for group facilitators in the correctional setting, provided via Opioid Response Network.
Indigenous youth intertribal Wellness Gathering
Come to the Serrano Natural Health booth
Make your own herbal medicine blend and get our gift of premade tea and skin salve to support your wellness.
Plant Medicine & Ancestral knowledge
Presentation & Discussion for Indigenous Parents Support Village for 4th Trimester Arizona
Getting grounded: indigenous plant medicine
Presented to pre-health students at the Association of American Indian Physician’s Haku Healthcare American Indian Student Summit
Cultivating An Indigenous Approach to Health & Wellness
Presentation to Wy’East post-baccalaureate health education Pathway for American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) learners on applying Indigenous science and medicine and understanding the impact of cognitive imperialism to restore balance and cultivate an Indigenous approach to health & wellness.
Good Medicine: Honoring Indigenous Healing Practices with Culturally Responsive Care
Presented to UCLA School of Medicine during Native American Heritage Month on Indigenous health practices and how today’s providers can honor traditional medicine by providing culturally responsive care to Native American patients.
Hosted by the Office for Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA
Heal The Healer: Indigenous Wisdom for Healing Work
Presented at Pathways to Healing: Inland Empire Indigenous Youth Substance Use Prevention Community Gathering hosted by UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs
Our First Medicines: Traditional and Current Use of Herbal Medicine
Presented to Native American pre-health students in Native Explorers program, hosted by Office of American Indians in Medicine and Science at Oklahoma State University Center for Health Sciences
Our First Medicines:Plant Medicine Review& Medicine Making Workshop
Presented at Association of American Indian Physicians’ Cross Cultural Medicine Workshop 2024
Diabe-Teas & Herbal Medicine
Reclaiming Indigenous Wisdom Wellness Cohort presentation and herbal medicine workshop
Integrating An Indigenous Approach to Substance Use Treatment
Presented at Tribal Opioid Summit, hosted by United Indian Health Services
Integrative Approach to Substance Use Treatment
Presented for Santa Rosa Family Medicine Residency Grand Rounds
Creating Space for Healing: Culturally-Responsive Care of Native American Patients
Presented to UCLA School of Medicine during Native American Heritage Month on key elements to providing culturally-responsive care to Native American patients, including how to discuss and incorporate traditional healing practices and create space for healing.
Hosted by the Office for Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA
Lompoc family wellness day
Come to the Serrano Natural Health booth
Make your own herbal medicine blend and get our gift of premade tea and skin salve to support your wellness.
Our First Medicines: Re-Indigenizing Health with Herbal Medicine
Presented at Integrative Medicine for the Underserved Annual Conference
Herbs for intergenerational resilience
Traditional Wellness Gathering hosted by So’oh-Shinálí Sister Project (SSSP)
Honoring indigenous health
Honoring Indigenous Health hosted by So’oh-Shinálí Sister Project (SSSP). Cohort members were able to learn in-depth about diabetes and how to utilize our plant relatives to care for ourselves and those who have been diagnosed with diabetes. Community left with connection, knowledge and plant medicines to continue on their health journey.
