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Host Mary Renouf chats with 5x @UFC welterweight champion, American professional mixed martial artist, and broadcast analyst, Tyron Woodley about everything mental health. We discuss the stigma around mental health, admitting you need help and how to ask for it, and much more!  For more mental health resources, visit: work2bewell.org *Originally published 9/21

In this episode of Culture of Health, we partner with Dash Radio for an important town hall discussion about reducing the stigma of men's mental health, especially in the BIPOC community and how to have a better understanding of mental health in these populations during a time where we are dealing with so many stressors such as Covid, economic uncertainty, racial injustices and more. Kevin McConic, Certified Diversity Professional with Providence, speaks with the following guests: Chris Thomas of The Defensive Line Dr. Gaston Rougeaux-Burnes-Licensed Psychologist with The Family Center, Lubbock, TX Josesito Lopez- Professional Boxer For more information and resources, visit: Providence Mental Health The Defensive Line The Family Center *Originally published 11/21

Laurie Kelley, Chief Philanthropy Officer and SVP at Providence is joined by NFL Defensive End, Solomon Thomas and his The Defensive Line co- founders, Martha and Chris Thomas. They discuss BIPOC Mental Health, the reason behind their foundation and suicide prevention. *Originally published 8/21

How does recognizing cultural differences with patients and coworkers translate into the way Covenant Health caregivers work within their daily roles? Join this live discussion to ask questions and learn more.

The National Latinx Psychological Association (NLPA) creates a supportive professional community to enhance the health, mental health, and well-being of Latinx populations. Join us for a discussion on the programs and services the organization offers. For more information and resources, visit: Providence Mental Health NLPA Work2BeWell *Originally published 9/21

ABPsi's Dr. Benson George Cooke and Theopia Jackson, PhD, as they discuss BIPOC Mental Health and advocacy.  *Originally published: 9/21

In recognition of BIPOC Mental Health month, join Providence and Dash Radio for a virtual Town Hall, where the participants discuss what some of their own customs and traditions are, and how they relate to coping with mental health. *Originally published 8/21

Host Mary Kate Eaton Executive Director for educational programs at Providence, comes to you today to talk about Health Justice Certification offered at University of Providence. This certificate program introduces students to concepts that build and surround medical legal partnerships as well as legal remedies for Social Determinants of Health, SDOH and other health inequities and disparities with the goal to improve population health and serve the poor and vulnerable as apart of Providence's mission. Joining in the conversation is Zaida Rivera Immigration Attorney and Clinal Director at Gonzaga and Traci Rooks Program Coordinator for Health Justice Certificate at the University of Providence.

Montserrat Archila, Mission Integration Manager for the Northern California region, is joined by Ernesto Oliveras, Regional Manager of Government and Public Affairs in Providence NorCal region. Ernesto shares his personal story of what it was like growing up in an immigrant family and how that impacted his journey to where he is now.

In this episode of Culture of Health, we are discussing diabetes in the BIPOC Communities. What diabetes is, how this autoimmune disorder affects different groups, genetic components, what you can do to help prevent diabetes and manage it if you've been diagnosed with it.. James Simmons, NP | @AsktheNP Mona Garcia, RN | Providence Certified Diabetes Educator For more information and resources, visit Providence.

In this episode host Elise Yarnell, Director of Patient Access at Providence Medical Group, invites guests to have open and honest discussion about their views on the COVID-19 vaccine as it applies to our youth.

Join the SoCal Black Caregiver Resource Group for a discussion with Providence partners at Live Chair, a Black-owned startup app business that provides healthcare awareness, education and prevention from a barbershop chair. *Originally published 8/21