This session explores the critical intersection of HIV and mental health, equipping participants with foundational knowledge and practical tools to support holistic care.

By attending, participants should be able to:

1. Define key mental health conditions commonly experienced by people living with HIV.
2. Explain the relationship between HIV and mental health.
3. Identify barriers to mental health care, including stigma and systemic challenges.
4. Describe integrated care models that support both HIV treatment and mental health.
5. Apply basic screening tools and referral strategies to help reduce stigma and promote resilience.

Featured Speaker: El Mora, LCSW, ICGC-I - Clinical Director & Mental Health Clinician, AIDS Delaware

This program is Approved by the National Association of Social Workers - Delaware Chapter for 1.5 continuing education contact hours. Instructions for claiming credit will be sent via email upon completing our course evaluation.

Intended Audience

We aim to engage any health workforce team member interested in the topic, including clinicians, clinic staff, care team members, community workers, and pharmacists who work with key populations.
For example:

Physicians, Nurse Practitioners, Physician Assistant
Nurses, Medical Assistants
Social Workers, Case Managers
Community Health Workers
Pharmacists
Mental health providers
Substance abuse professionals
Public Health

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