Join Us — Grita Tu Identidad

[Julissa Soto Latino Health Equity Consulting]

Colorado’s Only Spanish-Language Behavioral Health Conference for Providers

JOIN US — GRITA TU IDENTIDAD Colorado’s Only Spanish-Language Behavioral Health Conference for Providers Dear Colleagues, As the year comes to a close, all of us at Julissa Soto Latino Health Equity Consulting, Casa Inmigrante, and The Catholic Medical Association extend our sincere wishes for a peaceful, healthy, and restorative holiday season. Your leadership, clinical expertise, and commitment continue to strengthen Colorado’s public, behavioral, and mental health systems—from prevention and early intervention to crisis response and long-term care. Because of your work, individuals and families experience greater access, dignity, and continuity of services every day. We are deeply grateful for the impact you make. As we look ahead to the new year, we invite you—enthusiastically and wholeheartedly—to be part of a first-of-its-kind, statewide training initiative and to register as a provider for Colorado’s largest and only Spanish-language Behavioral and Mental Health Conference. Before sharing the details, we invite you to watch a special video message from Captain Beau Brant of United Airlines, a proud supporter of Grita Tu Identidad. Captain Brant shares his passion for service, community, and leadership—both as a United Airlines pilot flying out of Denver International Airport and as a musician who plays piano with heart and purpose. His message reflects the spirit of this conference and personally invites you to join us on this powerful journey. GRITA TU IDENTIDAD: UN CAMINO HACIA LA LIBERTAD EMOCIONAL Y LA SALUD MENTAL This Spanish-language behavioral health conference and training series is led by Julissa Soto Latino Health Equity Consulting and Casa Inmigrante, in collaboration with Jefferson Center and the Colorado Community Health Alliance (CCHA). Designed exclusively for professionals and providers, this conference strengthens culturally responsive, language-accessible, and trauma-informed care.  It is organized and led by immigrant women, who bring forward professional insights grounded in lived experience—sharing both successes and systemic challenges encountered while navigating behavioral and mental health systems. This is not just a conversation. Actionable solutions and practice-ready strategies will be shared—tools you can take back to your organization, clinic, or agency and apply immediately. A core focus of this initiative is addressing persistent barriers to care, including why telehealth remains ineffective or inaccessible for many Spanish-speaking and immigrant populations due to language barriers, limited technology access, digital literacy gaps, privacy concerns, and cultural mismatch. Why Providers Should Attend Clinically relevant, system-informed training Direct insight from lived experience shaping service delivery Practical tools to improve engagement, retention, and outcomes Strengthened referral pathways and cross-sector collaboration REGISTER HERE FEATURED PANEL THEMES INCLUDE (Spanish titles followed by English translations) Emotional & Mental Wellness Suicidio y prevención – Suicide and prevention La importancia de las relaciones sanas – Healthy relationships Recupérate recordando – Mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual stability La saludable YO – Boundary-setting without guilt El espejo de tu identidad – Identity, self-image, and healing Heridas invisibles – Healing invisible wounds A full agenda will be provided upon registration. Additional panels will address relationships and codependency, education and empowerment, parenting, youth well-being, and family leadership within culturally specific contexts. BOOTH OPPORTUNITIES  (LIMITED AVAILABILITY) For Providers Mental and Behavioral Health services Domestic Violence prevention and intervention Disability-serving organizations Agencies serving agricultural workers, including individuals who plant, cultivate, and harvest crops; tend livestock; operate and maintain farm equipment; and manage farm and ranch operations essential to food and fiber production REGISTER HERE WHO SHOULD PARTICIPATE Psychiatrists, psychiatric nurse practitioners, psychologists, licensed clinical social workers, professional counselors (LPCs/LMHCs), marriage and family therapists, behavior analysts, psychotherapists, trauma specialists, CBT/DBT/ACT therapists, peer support specialists, case managers, community mental health workers, behavioral health consultants, crisis intervention specialists, addiction counselors, psychiatric physician assistants, and clinical supervisors are all encouraged to participate. In Partnership with Jefferson Center This initiative is proudly supported by Jefferson Center for Mental Health, a trusted leader in Colorado’s behavioral health system for more than 67 years, known for its commitment to dignity, access, and individualized care. WHAT YOU WILL GAIN Practice-ready insights informed by lived experience Training in culturally responsive and language-accessible care Trauma-informed, identity-affirming tools Access to bilingual, community-based resources Stronger referral networks and professional partnerships REGISTER HERE NEXT STEPS Register as a Provider:  REGISTER HERE Register for a Booth (Limited):  REGISTER HERE Follow “Grita Tu Identidad” Facebook Instagram Watch the End-of-Year & Community Video Thank you, For your continued professional commitment to advancing equitable, accessible behavioral and mental health care. We are excited to welcome you, learn alongside you, and build stronger systems of care together. With gratitude and enthusiasm, Julissa Soto Suicide Prevention Commissioner | Attempt Survivor | Latino Health Equity Consultant Founder, ¡Grita Tu Identidad! — A Mental & Behavioral Health Conference Empowering Latino Communities Founder & CEO, Casa Inmigrante | CEO & Founder, Julissa Soto Latino Health Equity Consulting Co-Chair, Mobile Health Clinics – Colorado Member, Denver Human Services IDDEAS Advisory Council | Member, Pastoral Care Immigration Committee Entrepreneur | Health Equity Advocate | National | International | Global Health Equity Leader JulissaM...@gmail.com | 720.427.5542 Casa Inmigrante — Empowering Immigrants to Thrive through Faith and Action Dr. Thomas Jensen, MD President | Catholic Medical Association (CMA) – Colorado Co-Chair | Casa Inmigrante Mobile Health & Wellness Fairs Event Organizer | Statewide Health Equity Initiatives Visit Grita Tu Identidad https://julissasoto.com/grita-tu-identidad You are receiving this email as you signed up for our newsletters. 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