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7th Annual Cowlitz Tribal Health Walk Cowlitz Indian Tribe's Special Diabetes Program for Indians sponsors an annual family-friendly Health Walk to raise awareness of type 2 diabetes and encourage community members to walk. Watch Video (Running time: 4:51) |
Diabetes Prevention
Physical Activity/Exercise |
Health Care Professionals
Patients/Clients Program Staff |
Video |
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A Giant Step to Joy - Understanding Historical Grief and Trauma Understanding historical grief and trauma and how it impacts Native people today is one of the first steps to preventing and managing diabetes. Read this 3-page article about real-life examples of how historical grief and trauma manifests itself in unhealthy habits and how Native people overcame trauma to live joyful lives. Download Now! [PDF – 541 KB] |
Behavioral Health |
Health Care Professionals
Patients/Clients Program Staff |
Self-print |
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A River Runs Through Us 90-Day Journal for Wellness – Updated 2020 This 256-page full-color journal features photos and quotes from Tribal community members. It includes daily messages, a section to identify feelings and thoughts, and a place to track your self-care activities on your wellness journey. Let the words inside you be your guide to good health of mind, body, and spirit. If you are hosting a class or event for American Indian/Alaska Native people and would like to request more than the posted quantity limit, please call 1-844-447-3387 or email diabetesprogram@ihs.gov. |
Behavioral Health
General Diabetes |
Elders
Health Care Professionals Patients/Clients Program Staff |
Book |
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Achieving Your Weight Loss Goals Starts with Setting Your Goals This 1-page article offers an action-oriented plan for weight loss. The article shows how to set and meet realistic long- and short-term weight loss goals, measure progress, and be accountable. Suggests specific actions to replace generic goals and create weight loss success. Download Now! [PDF – 404 KB] |
Weight | Newsletter Editors | Self-print |
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Active play feels great! Full-color poster in PDF format features a boy holding a basketball. Parents learn that children need about 2 hours of active play each day. Best if printed on a color printer, letter size. Download Now! [PDF – 960 KB] |
Physical Activity/Exercise
Weight |
Youth Educators | Self-print |
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Active play feels great! PSA in PDF format to forward to newsletter editors. Encourages parents to help their children get 2 hours of active play each day.
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Diabetes Prevention
Physical Activity/Exercise Weight |
Newsletter Editors | Media Tools |
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Author Barbara Mora Injecting Insulin Demonstration Barbara Mora, Paiute/Diné author of "Using Our Wit and Wisdom to Live Well with Diabetes" role-models diabetes self-care for individuals using insulin. Individuals should talk with their health care provider to learn how to learn how to inject insulin. Watch Video (Running time: 4:50) |
Medication |
Health Care Professionals
Patients/Clients |
Video |
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Author Barbara Mora Let Go of Your Fear of Insulin Barbara Mora, Paiute/Diné author of "Using Our Wit and Wisdom to Live Well with Diabetes" describes her personal experience with letting go of her fear of insulin. Watch Video (Running time: 4:53) |
Medication |
Health Care Professionals
Patients/Clients |
Video |
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Author Says Family Support Helped Her Learn to Live Well with Diabetes Article in PDF format to forward to newsletter editors. Tells the story of Paiute/Dine author Barbara Mora – how family and friends support her on her journey with diabetes. List of ways she receives support will provide ideas to readers. Designed to be used with a PSA.
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General Diabetes | Newsletter Editors | Media Tools |
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Be smoke free. For yourself. For your family. PSA in PDF format to forward to newsletter editors. Encourages parents and caregivers to not smoke or stop smoking for the health of themselves and their family members.
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Tobacco Cessation | Newsletter Editors | Media Tools |
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Being a Better Man This 1-page article features the story of Eldrid Martinez (Tohono O'odham), who used to put substance use above taking care of his diabetes. He decided to change his life, gave up substances, and started taking care of himself and his family members. He is learning traditional and spiritual ways. He knows there is a lot more he can do, but is committed to continually becoming a better man. Download Now! [PDF – 986 KB] |
Men's Health |
Health Care Professionals
Patients/Clients Program Staff |
Self-print |
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Being active is traditional! Full-color poster in PDF format features a Hualapai teen holding a basketball. Quick information is listed in a box that tells how she stays active, enjoys learning about Hualapai culture, and wants to role model good health to youth. Best if printed on a color printer, letter size. Download Now! [PDF – 5.1 MB] |
Behavioral Health
Diabetes Prevention Physical Activity/Exercise Weight |
Youth
Youth Educators |
Self-print |
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Being multicultural is traditional! Full-color poster in PDF format features a Colville teen in traditional and modern clothing. Quick information is listed in a box that tells how she stays active by powwow dancing, eats traditional foods, and shows respect for her family. Best if printed on a color printer, letter size. Download Now! [PDF – 6.5 MB] |
Behavioral Health
Diabetes Prevention Nutrition Physical Activity/Exercise |
Youth
Youth Educators |
Self-print |
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Breastfeeding Promotion Full-color poster features a Navajo woman who is a role model for breastfeeding. Two simple reasons to breastfeed are stated on the lower part of the poster. Put in clinics, waiting rooms, and gathering places. Best if printed on a color printer, legal size. Download Now! [PDF – 2.8 MB] |
Health Promotion
Pregnancy |
Health Care Professionals
Patients/Clients Program Staff |
Self-print |
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Can you taste the LOVE? Bringing Healthy Dishes to Gatherings Shows You Care A 3-page article about how to eat healthy at gatherings. Josephine remembers a gathering when someone brought a salad garnished with cholla (cactus) buds. "It was just a regular green salad with cholla buds," she says and she loved it. The cholla buds are proof. You can put love in the food, have people really enjoy the dish and have it be good for them. For your next gathering: Transform comfort foods with great ideas for using healthier traditional foods. Download Now! [PDF – 4.3 MB] |
Nutrition |
Health Care Professionals
Patients/Clients Program Staff |
Self-print |
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Change Your Life - It's so simple! An 8-page article featuring seven Alaska Native People who changed their ways of thinking, understanding of diabetes prevention and management, daily habits and lifestyles to lose 176 pounds! Find out how each person did it. Download Now! [PDF – 2.9 MB] |
General Diabetes
Weight |
Health Care Professionals
Patients/Clients Program Staff |
Self-print |
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Checking Your Blood Pressure Regularly Can Help You Improve Your Health High blood pressure can lead to heart attack, stroke, and eye or kidney problems. This 1-page article explains the benefits of regularly checking blood pressure, whos at risk for high blood pressure, and how simple diet and lifestyle changes can lower the risk of health complications. Download Now! [PDF – 333 KB] |
Blood Pressure | Newsletter Editors | Media Tools |
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Chronic Kidney Disease – What Does it Mean for Me? If you or someone in your family has been told they have chronic kidney disease (CKD), find information and answers to your questions in this 14-page booklet. What does that mean? And what does it mean for your health and your life? Options:
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General Diabetes
Kidney |
Health Care Professionals
Patients/Clients Program Staff |
Booklet/Brochure
Self-print |
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Coyote and The Turtle's Dream 236-page novel for teens and pre-teens, Coyote and The Turtle's Dream picks up where the Eagle Book series ends. It features characters from the original series, but expands to include family members, teachers and an elderly box turtle and introduces Arianna, a young girl with type 1 diabetes. It is an action-packed mystery adventure, that inspires readers to think about healthy lifestyles, protection of the Earth, loyalty to friends and respect for elders a Native American culture. Features captivating drawings and beautiful, full-color illustrations. |
Behavioral Health
Diabetes Prevention Eagle Book Series Nutrition |
Patients/Clients
Youth Youth Educators |
Book |
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Culture, Kickboxing, AND Confidence 3-page article about Tleena Ives (Port Gamble/S’Klallam). She shares her motivating story of how she overcame low self-esteem by working out, losing weight, getting fit, and eventually competing in triathlons. Tleena tells how she uses cultural teachings to put positive intentions into her workouts. She lists five tips for losing weight and getting fit. Download Now! [PDF – 1.6 MB] |
Behavioral Health
Diabetes Prevention Physical Activity/Exercise Weight |
Health Care Professionals
Patients/Clients |
Self-print |
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DETS Curriculum: A Balancing Act: Preventing Diabetes (Grades 7-8, Science) 226-page curriculum (fifth of a 7-volume set) for grades 7-8 focusing on Science. Goals of this curriculum is to increase individual, community, scientific knowledge of health, and diabetes by maintaining life in balance. |
DETS
Diabetes Prevention |
Youth Educators | Curriculum |
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DETS Curriculum: All Life Is Connected: Lifestyle, Environment, and Diabetes (Grades 5-6, Social Studies) 156-page curriculum (third of a 7-volume set) for grades 5-6 focusing on Social Studies. Goals of this curriculum is to increase individual, community, scientific knowledge of health, and diabetes by maintaining life in balance. |
DETS | Youth Educators | Curriculum |
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DETS Curriculum: Diabetes and American Indian/Alaska Native Health (Grades 9-12, Health) 170-page curriculum (sixth of a 7-volume set) for grades 9-12 focusing on Health. Goals of this curriculum is to increase individual, community, scientific knowledge of health, and diabetes by maintaining life in balance. |
DETS | Youth Educators | Curriculum |
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DETS Curriculum: Health Is Life in Balance (Grades 3-4) 394-page curriculum (second of a 7-volume set) for grades 3-4. Goals of this curriculum is to increase individual, community, scientific knowledge of health, and diabetes by maintaining life in balance. |
DETS | Youth Educators | Curriculum |
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DETS Curriculum: Health Is Life in Balance (Grades K-2) 454-page curriculum (first of a 7-volume set) for grades K-2. Goals of this curriculum is to increase individual, community, scientific knowledge of health, and diabetes by maintaining life in balance. |
DETS
Diabetes Prevention |
Youth Educators | Curriculum |
