Resources

Tools for Healing & Leadership

Access culturally-informed resources designed to support your mental health, leadership development, and personal growth journey.

Featured Resource

Healing Forward: A Guide for Hmong Women

A comprehensive, culturally-informed mental health guide created specifically for Hmong women. This resource addresses intergenerational trauma, identity challenges, and pathways to healing within our cultural context.

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2024 Partnership

Paving Pathways: Career Journeys in Mental Health

In partnership with North Carolina Hmong Women Association, Inc., we created videos featuring mental health professionals sharing their career journeys to inspire the next generation.

Learn more about our partner: North Carolina Hmong Women Association

Career Journey Series

Mental Health Career Pathways

Professionals share their journey into mental health careers and inspire the next generation of Hmong women leaders.

Career Journey Series

Mental Health Career Pathways

Professionals share their journey into mental health careers and inspire the next generation of Hmong women leaders.

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A Note on Mental Health Resources

Our resources are designed to complement, not replace, professional mental health support. They are created with cultural understanding and movement-centered approaches, but if you're experiencing a mental health crisis, please reach out to a qualified professional.

We believe in accessible, culturally-informed mental health support for all Hmong women. These resources are one step in a larger journey toward healing and empowerment.

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Call or text 988 for 24/7 free and confidential support from the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. Help is available in multiple languages.

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