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Past Presentation

Journey to Health ECHO | October 27th, 2022

Date of Presentation: October 27, 2022

In this presentation, Kaylee Trottier, PhD, LP, introduces risk and protective factors for violence and prevention as well as intervention strategies behavioral health specialists can apply in their practice. Kaylee also includes case scenarios to identify and build on protective factors with partners and family units.

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Kaylee Trottier

Kaylee Trottier, PhD, LP, is the Executive Director at Indigenous Living, is a member of the Deer Clan from Turtle Mountain Chippewa Tribe. Kaylee is dedicated to providing culturally-competent teletherapy, training, and consultation services to Indigenous communities. After receiving her PhD from the Indians into Psychology Doctorate Education program at the University of North Dakota in 2013, she completed her internship at the Black Hills Healthcare System. Kaylee also served as a clinical supervisor at Seattle Indian Health Board where she prioritized training culturally-competent therapists.

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Date added: October 27, 2022