Registration open: WSU NAHS Indigenous Healing Perspectives Certificate

What does Indigenous-informed care look like in practice?

The WSU Native American Health Sciences Indigenous Healing Perspectives Certificate invites healthcare and community professionals to explore Indigenous perspectives on health, healing, relationships, and care.

Through four online courses, participants gain practical insights to strengthen communication, build trust, and support more respectful and responsive services for Indigenous individuals, families, and communities.

Registration is now open for the Fall 2026 cohort.

Learn more and register at nativehealth.wsu.edu/certificate

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