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SUMMARY:American Heart Month Health Fair
DESCRIPTION:In recognition of American Heart Month\, Lawton Indian Hospital invites community members to attend the American Heart Month Health Fair\, a free educational event focused on promoting heart health and wellness. \nThis community health fair will feature educational booths\, health information\, and opportunities to learn more about preventing heart disease through healthy lifestyle choices. Attendees can connect with public health educators\, explore wellness resources\, and participate in activities designed to support long-term cardiovascular health. \nEvent Highlights Include:\nHeart health education and awareness \nInformational and educational booths \nCommunity wellness resources \nDoor prizes \nThis event is open to the public and provides a welcoming space to learn practical ways to support heart health for yourself and your family. \nFor more information:Kristie Subieta\, Public Health EducatorPhone: 580-354-5562 \nJoin us in celebrating American Heart Month and taking steps toward a healthier heart.
URL:https://spthb.org/event/american-heart-month-health-fair/
LOCATION:Lawton Indian Hospital\, 1515 NE Lawrie Tatum Rd\, Lawton\, OK\, 73507\, United States
CATEGORIES:Health Fair
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SUMMARY:2nd Annual Native College Fair
DESCRIPTION:The Dallas Independent School District American Indian Education Program invites students\, families\, and community members to attend the 2nd Annual Native College Fair — a free\, culturally affirming event designed to support American Indian students as they explore college and career pathways. \nThis event brings together college and university representatives\, including Native-serving institutions\, along with organizations offering scholarship information\, financial aid guidance\, and college preparation resources. Students and families will have the opportunity to ask questions\, learn about admissions processes\, and gain tools to support post-secondary success. \nEvent Highlights Include:\nCollege and university representatives \nNative-serving campus information \nScholarship and financial aid resources \nCollege readiness and admissions guidance \nWorkshops on financial literacy and higher education planning \nThe Native College Fair is open to the public\, and students and families are encouraged to attend. Whether preparing for college now or planning ahead\, this event offers valuable information and culturally supportive resources for Native youth. \n🎓 Register today and take the next step toward your educational future.
URL:https://spthb.org/event/2nd-annual-native-college-fair/
LOCATION:Pinkston High School\, 2815 Bickers Street\, Dallas\, TX\, 75212\, United States
CATEGORIES:Resource Fair
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SUMMARY:Indian Country Peer Recovery ECHO
DESCRIPTION:Indian Country Peer Recovery ECHO\nHosted by the CSTLTS Grant at SPTHB. \n					\n				Course Description\n		\n				\n				Learning Objectives\n		 \nThe Peer ECHO provides didactic training and case study presentations to provide free continuing education credits for PRSS in the care of individuals with substance use disorders. Sessions take place on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 2:00-3:30 PM CT. \nRegister Here\n					\nPeer ECHO Registration | monday.com forms\nFrom campaigns to creatives\, lead generation & more\, manage every request\, contact or feedback with monday.com forms \n1.      Receive up-to-date treatment recommendations and best practices \n2.      Learn through case studies and participating in discussions \n3.      Get culturally competent knowledge and recommendations \nThe Peer ECHO provides didactic training and case study presentations to provide free continuing education credits for PRSS in the care of individuals with substance use disorders. Sessions take place on the 2nd Wednesday of each month at 2:00-3:30 PM CT. \nRegister Here\n					\nPeer ECHO Registration | monday.com forms\nFrom campaigns to creatives\, lead generation & more\, manage every request\, contact or feedback with monday.com forms \n1.      Receive up-to-date treatment recommendations and best practices \n2.      Learn through case studies and participating in discussions \n3.      Get culturally competent knowledge and recommendations
URL:https://spthb.org/event/indian-country-peer-recovery-echo/
CATEGORIES:Peer Recovery,Training
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260225T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20260225T170000
DTSTAMP:20260506T165333Z
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SUMMARY:Naloxone Administration Training
DESCRIPTION:Naloxone Administration Training\nPresented by the CSTLTS Grant at SPTHB. \n					\n				Course Description\n		\n				\n				Learning Objectives\n		 \nThis 45-minute interactive training session is designed to equip participants with essential knowledge and practical tools to address the opioid crisis in their communities. Through a combination of evidence-based information\, demonstration videos\, and real-time knowledge checks\, attendees will gain a deeper understanding of opioid use\, its impact in Oklahoma and across the United States\, and how to respond effectively in the event of an overdose. The session concludes with a Q&A segment to encourage dialogue and provide tailored guidance for attendees. This training is ideal for community members\, educators\, first responders\, and anyone interested in playing an active role in preventing opioid-related deaths. \n\nUnderstand facts about opioids and the opioid epidemic.\nRecognize the signs of an opioid overdose.\nLearn how to administer naloxone (Narcan) effectively.\nIdentify local and national resources for support and intervention.\nAddress common questions and concerns related to opioid response.\n\nThis 45-minute interactive training session is designed to equip participants with essential knowledge and practical tools to address the opioid crisis in their communities. Through a combination of evidence-based information\, demonstration videos\, and real-time knowledge checks\, attendees will gain a deeper understanding of opioid use\, its impact in Oklahoma and across the United States\, and how to respond effectively in the event of an overdose. The session concludes with a Q&A segment to encourage dialogue and provide tailored guidance for attendees. This training is ideal for community members\, educators\, first responders\, and anyone interested in playing an active role in preventing opioid-related deaths. \n\nUnderstand facts about opioids and the opioid epidemic.\nRecognize the signs of an opioid overdose.\nLearn how to administer naloxone (Narcan) effectively.\nIdentify local and national resources for support and intervention.\nAddress common questions and concerns related to opioid response.
URL:https://spthb.org/event/naloxone-administration-training/
CATEGORIES:Opioid and Overdose Prevention,Training
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260225T080000
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260225T160906Z
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SUMMARY:Native American History & Peer Support
DESCRIPTION:Native American History & Peer Support\nPresented by CSTLTS Grant of SPTHB in conjunction with the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (ODMHSAS). \n					\n				Course Description\n		\n				\n				Learning Objectives\n		 \nMany Native Americans have found strength and healing in recovery by reconnecting with their culture\, traditions\, and community. This training is designed to help Peer Recovery Support Specialists (PRSS) deepen their understanding of Native American history\, culture\, and the unique challenges Native communities face. \nParticipants will explore the impact of historical trauma\, intergenerational grief\, and systemic health disparities on substance use and mental health within Native American populations. The training will provide culturally conscious approaches to peer support that honor traditional healing practices and Indigenous worldviews. \nThrough discussion\, reflection\, and case examples\, PRSS will learn how to support culturally rooted recovery journeys and connect individuals with relevant tribal and community resources. By the end of the training\, participants will be better equipped to provide respectful\, informed\, and empowering peer support to Native American people navigating recovery. \n 1. Learn about key events and policies in Native American history and how they impact people today. \n2. Explore common connections between Native American cultures\, while recognizing that each of the Tribes in Oklahoma are unique. \n3. Discuss the impact of substance use disorder and the opioid epidemic in Indian Country. \n4. Explore mind maps and talking circles as tools to process emotions and promote mental health. \n5. Learn strategies to provide culturally conscious peer support to Native Americans. \nCEUs approved for PRSS/F-PRSS & BHCM. \nMany Native Americans have found strength and healing in recovery by reconnecting with their culture\, traditions\, and community. This training is designed to help Peer Recovery Support Specialists (PRSS) deepen their understanding of Native American history\, culture\, and the unique challenges Native communities face. \nParticipants will explore the impact of historical trauma\, intergenerational grief\, and systemic health disparities on substance use and mental health within Native American populations. The training will provide culturally conscious approaches to peer support that honor traditional healing practices and Indigenous worldviews. \nThrough discussion\, reflection\, and case examples\, PRSS will learn how to support culturally rooted recovery journeys and connect individuals with relevant tribal and community resources. By the end of the training\, participants will be better equipped to provide respectful\, informed\, and empowering peer support to Native American people navigating recovery. \n 1. Learn about key events and policies in Native American history and how they impact people today. \n2. Explore common connections between Native American cultures\, while recognizing that each of the Tribes in Oklahoma are unique. \n3. Discuss the impact of substance use disorder and the opioid epidemic in Indian Country. \n4. Explore mind maps and talking circles as tools to process emotions and promote mental health. \n5. Learn strategies to provide culturally conscious peer support to Native Americans. \nCEUs approved for PRSS/F-PRSS & BHCM. \n					\n									Training Website
URL:https://spthb.org/event/native-american-history-peer-support/
CATEGORIES:Peer Recovery,Training
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260225T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20260225T170000
DTSTAMP:20260506T165257Z
CREATED:20260225T154128Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260506T165257Z
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SUMMARY:Safe Opioid Prescribing & Pain Management for Native Americans
DESCRIPTION:Safe Opioid Prescribing & Pain Management for Native Americans \n\nPresented by the CSTLTS Grant at SPTHB. \n					\n				Course Description\n		\n				\n				Learning Objectives\n		 \nThis two-hour training session provides an overview of safe opioid prescribing and pain management using evidence-based and culturally responsive approaches for Native American and Alaska Native patients. Participants will review opioid risks\, CDC prescribing guidelines\, non-opioid treatment options\, patient-centered communication strategies\, and harm-reduction practices to support safer prescribing and improved patient outcomes. \n1.      Describe key risks associated with opioid therapy and current trends in opioid use. \n2.      Apply CDC guidelines to support safe and appropriate opioid prescribing. \n3.      Identify patients at risk for opioid-related harms using screening and monitoring tools. \n4.       Integrate culturally responsive communication and respect for traditional healing practices into pain management. \n5.      Utilize harm-reduction strategies\, including non-opioid therapies and naloxone\, to improve patient safety. \nThis two-hour training session provides an overview of safe opioid prescribing and pain management using evidence-based and culturally responsive approaches for Native American and Alaska Native patients. Participants will review opioid risks\, CDC prescribing guidelines\, non-opioid treatment options\, patient-centered communication strategies\, and harm-reduction practices to support safer prescribing and improved patient outcomes. \n1.      Describe key risks associated with opioid therapy and current trends in opioid use. \n2.      Apply CDC guidelines to support safe and appropriate opioid prescribing. \n3.      Identify patients at risk for opioid-related harms using screening and monitoring tools. \n4.       Integrate culturally responsive communication and respect for traditional healing practices into pain management. \n5.      Utilize harm-reduction strategies\, including non-opioid therapies and naloxone\, to improve patient safety.
URL:https://spthb.org/event/safe-opioid-prescribing-pain-management-for-native-americans/
CATEGORIES:Opioid and Overdose Prevention,Training
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20260225T080000
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SUMMARY:Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP)
DESCRIPTION:Prescription Monitoring Program Training\nPresented by the CSTLTS Grant at SPTHB. \n					\n				Course Description\n		\n				\n				Learning Objectives\n		 \n This 45-minute training provides an overview of the Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP)\, including registration\, navigation\, and effective use in clinical practice. Participants will learn how to use PMP data to identify patients who may be at risk for or experiencing substance use disorders and explore available referral and treatment resources. The course also supports prescribers in evaluating their own prescribing patterns\, understanding best practices for safe and responsible prescribing\, and implementing strategies to protect their professional practice. Current prescribing trends will be reviewed\, along with opportunities for system-wide improvement and harm reduction. \n1.      Describe the purpose\, registration requirements\, and core functions of the Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP). \n2.      Demonstrate how to access\, interpret\, and apply PMP data to support clinical decision-making. \n3.      Identify prescribing patterns and patient behaviors that may indicate risk for substance use disorder. \n4.      Evaluate personal prescribing practices using PMP data and evidence-based prescribing guidelines. \n5.      Apply strategies to improve safe prescribing\, reduce misuse and diversion\, and connect patients to appropriate treatment and support resources. \n This 45-minute training provides an overview of the Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP)\, including registration\, navigation\, and effective use in clinical practice. Participants will learn how to use PMP data to identify patients who may be at risk for or experiencing substance use disorders and explore available referral and treatment resources. The course also supports prescribers in evaluating their own prescribing patterns\, understanding best practices for safe and responsible prescribing\, and implementing strategies to protect their professional practice. Current prescribing trends will be reviewed\, along with opportunities for system-wide improvement and harm reduction. \n1.      Describe the purpose\, registration requirements\, and core functions of the Prescription Monitoring Program (PMP). \n2.      Demonstrate how to access\, interpret\, and apply PMP data to support clinical decision-making. \n3.      Identify prescribing patterns and patient behaviors that may indicate risk for substance use disorder. \n4.      Evaluate personal prescribing practices using PMP data and evidence-based prescribing guidelines. \n5.      Apply strategies to improve safe prescribing\, reduce misuse and diversion\, and connect patients to appropriate treatment and support resources.
URL:https://spthb.org/event/prescription-monitoring-program-pmp/
CATEGORIES:Opioid and Overdose Prevention,Training
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20260225T170000
DTSTAMP:20260506T165059Z
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SUMMARY:Overdose Prevention Strategies in Native American Communities
DESCRIPTION:Overdose Prevention Strategies in Native Communities\nPresented by the CSTLTS Grant at SPTHB \n					\n				Course Description\n		\n				\n				Learning Objectives\n		 \nThis session explores overdose prevention in the context of substance use and public health. Rooted in lived experience and community\, the presentation offers a compassionate\, evidence-based approach to preventing overdose. Participants will gain insight into the relevance of overdose prevention in Indigenous communities and across the state. \nThe course emphasizes compassion\, non-judgmental support\, and culturally responsive care\, highlighting programs like SovereignME the role of Peer Recovery Support Specialists (PRSS) in recovery. \n									 \n1.                        Define overdose prevention\, strategies\, and tools. \n2.                        Learn how overdose prevention tools can be used as a connection to the community. \n3.                        Explore ways to decolonize and indigenize different strategies and ways to incorporate culture into practices. \n4.                        Identify stigma-reducing strategies applicable to community settings. \n5.                        Understand Oklahoma laws (SB511\, HB2012) affecting overdose prevention services. \n6.                        Connect with local and national overdose prevention resources and services. \nThis session explores overdose prevention in the context of substance use and public health. Rooted in lived experience and community\, the presentation offers a compassionate\, evidence-based approach to preventing overdose. Participants will gain insight into the relevance of overdose prevention in Indigenous communities and across the state. \nThe course emphasizes compassion\, non-judgmental support\, and culturally responsive care\, highlighting programs like SovereignME the role of Peer Recovery Support Specialists (PRSS) in recovery. \n									 \n1.                        Define overdose prevention\, strategies\, and tools. \n2.                        Learn how overdose prevention tools can be used as a connection to the community. \n3.                        Explore ways to decolonize and indigenize different strategies and ways to incorporate culture into practices. \n4.                        Identify stigma-reducing strategies applicable to community settings. \n5.                        Understand Oklahoma laws (SB511\, HB2012) affecting overdose prevention services. \n6.                        Connect with local and national overdose prevention resources and services.
URL:https://spthb.org/event/overdose-prevention-strategies-in-native-american-communities/
CATEGORIES:Opioid and Overdose Prevention,Training
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