what is nepantlah?

Nepantlah is a program for bilingual and multicultural mental health practitioners, community health workers, and psychology students who are dedicated to self-understanding, healing, and growth. We aim to cultivate a virtual network where practitioners can share knowledge, deepen skills, and nurture connections with others who are working with Latine populations and striving for a decolonial praxis.

OUR NAME

how will we do it?

On the last Wednesday of the month, we will learn together through virtual workshops curated by On the Margins. The workshops will be in Spanish, Spanglish, and offer continuing education credits. Scroll down for more info related to speakers and workshop sessions. To learn more about the session dates, topics, and learning objectives, click here.

OUR OBJECTIVES

schedule

Neptantlah consists of 10 virtual sessions which will be offered on the last Wednesday of the month. You can register for individual events, or for the entire 10 month training at a discounted fee.

Each session is designed to help you tap into a more profound understanding of self and Latinx mental health.

Subscribers to the full program have access to our entire 10 session library of handouts and materials. That way, you can return to the materials whenever you are ready.

Learn more about pricing

continuing education

Each of Nepantlah’s sessions meet the qualifications for 1.5 hours of continuing education credit for LMFTs, LCSWs, LPCCs and LEPs as required by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences.

On the Margins is approved by the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists to sponsor continuing education for mental health practitioners (Provider # 1032352). On the Margins maintains responsibility for continuing education programs and their content.

If you can’t join live, you can register for sessions, and we’ll send you a replay to watch whenever you can.

Learn more about our continuing education

TOPICS

Topics will include but are not limited to the intersection of linguistic justice and liberation, indigenous rights, decolonial praxis, Queering mental health, and more. Learn more about the topics and learning objectives here.
Speakers

Each month, we will host a different bilingual/bicultural speaker. Our presenters will consist of mental health practitioners, curanderas/es/os, doulas, community and culture workers, etc. Learn more about the speakers here.
Participants

Nepantlah is for bilingual/bicultural and or Spanish/Spanglish-speaking mental health practitioners and students who are providing care for the emotional, spiritual and physical well-being of our Latine community.