Compendium of Tribal Behavioral Health Resources
Social Determinants of Substance Use During Pregnancy in Tribal Communities (Infographic)
Where we live, work, play, and pray are significant to our well-being. These personal and environmental factors, known as social determinants of health, impact our behavior and health outcomes, including substance use during pregnancy. In this infographic, we outline the social determinants of substance use during pregnancy that are found in several Tribal communities into the Social Ecological Model (SEM) levels of influence: individual, interpersonal, community and societal. This infographic can be used to examine the social determinants of health that affect Healthy Start participants living in Tribal communities.
AStEPP is Proud to Present Two Videos Exploring Substance Use During Pregnancy in Tribal Communities
Through a partnership with the Northern Plains Tribal Healthy Start Project, AStEPP developed two short films examining factors that contribute to substance use, as well as those that help to prevent it: “The Importance of Trust in Substance Use Disclosure During Pregnancy” and “Social Determinants of Substance Use During Pregnancy”.