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2016-2019, Cohort 1

Strong Roots / Raices Fuertes: Innovative and Community-Based Approach to Addictions

Home / Projects / Strong Roots / Raices Fuertes: Innovative and Community-Based Approach to Addictions

This project aims to develop tools and strategies to further innovations in clinical work in addictions (such as health coaching, intensive group and individual therapy, telehealth, and apps) with wraparound work in decreasing social isolation, increasing civic engagement and sense of purpose, and implementing community driven solutions to combat the opioid epidemic in Bernalillo County, New Mexico.

Project Details

Team Members
  • Dominic Villanueva, DOM
  • Katherine Porterfield, PA-C
  • William Wagner, PhD, LCSW
  • Lorraine Cordova, BSN, MSN, FNP
  • Anjali Taneja, MD, MPH

LocationAlbuquerque, New Mexico

Focus Areas
  • Addiction & Substance Use
  • Behavioral and Mental Health
Community Impact
  • Leading Community Based Changes in the Culture of Health in the US
  • Reimagining health, transforming shame
  • Toolkit for Community-Based Approach to Addressing Opioid Addictions in New Mexico
Resources
  • Health Equity Leadership Lessons During COVID-19

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