Cultural Mental Health Services Through the Lifespan: Adult
The first session in a three-part series on the barriers to mental health supports for our Latine community.
Date
Mar 30, 2023
Time
12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Location
Virtual
Presenter(s)
Vikiana Gray, Mental Health Clinician, West Haven Mental Health Clinic; Andrea Mendiola, MD, Connecticut Mental Health Center and The Hispanic Clinic; Myrta Soto, Clinical Social Work Therapist, MSW, LCSW; Moderator: Frances Padilla, Former President, Universal Health Care Foundation of Connecticut

Cultural stigmas and social taboos make mental health a difficult topic, creating barriers to seeking treatment and leaving communities vulnerable to suffering from mental health issues. Our Latine community is far more likely to face these barriers as well as inadequate access to treatment services.
Please join us as we work to break down the barriers to mental health supports for our Latine community through a three-part series.
Our first webinar topic is adult mental health care, focusing on affordability, access, cultural appropriateness and education on the benefits of seeking treatment.
Panelists
Vikiana Gray – Mental Health Clinician, West Haven Mental Health Clinic
Andrea Mendiola, MD – Connecticut Mental Health Center; The Hispanic Clinic
Myrta Soto – Clinical Social Work/Therapist, MSW, LCSW
Moderator
Frances Padilla, Former President, Universal Health Care Foundation of Connecticut
For questions or changes in registration, please contact Carmen Burgos.
Upcoming sessions in this series - save the dates!
- June 29, 2023 – Cultural Mental Health Services Through the Lifespan: Children/Youth
- September 28, 2023 – Cultural Mental Health Services Through the Lifespan: Elderly
Learn more about the Progreso Latino Fund.