CAMS Native American Suicide Prevention Training
Examples of Organizational Use
Organizational Settings
CAMS IS Adaptable to TraditionS AND Culture in Approaches to Treatment
CAMS has been successfully trained within sovereign nations with providers working with Native American tribes and nations in Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Arizona.
CAMS is first and foremost a philosophy of care. The CAMS clinician endeavors to understand their patient’s suffering from an empathic, non-judgmental, and intra-subjective perspective. The CAMS therapeutic framework readily accommodates traditional medicine, ritual, and culturally-sensitive interventions to treat patient-defined suicidal drivers.
Our team works closely with a sovereign nation and tribe behavioral health organizations when delivering a CAMS training to ensure that training addresses the unique factors of the community being served and provides a model that is effective in increasing the skills and confidence of providers in treating suicidal risk.
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“The product works wonderfully to help persons with thoughts of suicide to organize and focus to complete the forms. We are experiencing very good reception to CAMS within our service area, for example, school districts, tribal behavioral health agencies, local behavioral agencies and others in private practice. We have provided workshops since 2015 and hope to continue being a resource provider in Northern Arizona.”
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We have funding or are planning to submit a grant proposal from the Garrett Lee Smith Act (GLS), could we work with CAMS-care to set up a training with these funds?
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