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Calling all health promotion professionals!

As you know, Health Promotion Ontario is once again hosting its free annual webinar series. This year the theme is Health Promotion in a New Era: Skills we need for a changing world.

The inaugural Street Psychiatry Annual Meeting (SPAM) brings together clinicians, community organizations, advocacy groups, people with lived experience and decision-makers to create a forum where we can share best practices, create a national network of experts working in this area, collaborate on research projects, and inform policy around providing mental health care to people who are unhoused in Canada.

Join us to connect, learn and share knowledge about how to improve care among this population.

Sous la supervision de la direction générale du Consortium, la personne choisie travaillera en collaboration avec les cadres et le personnel des conseils scolaires francophones du nord de l’Ontario ainsi que de leurs collectivités scolaires à l’actualisation de la mission et de la vision du CÉNO dans le but de contribuer à la réussite et au bien- être des élèves ayant des besoins particuliers. Les principales fonctions du poste, selon les limites du champ de pratique, consistent à :

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Sous la supervision de la direction générale du Consortium, la personne choisie travaillera en collaboration avec les cadres et le personnel du Conseil scolaire catholique Franco-Nord, ainsi que leurs collectivités scolaires, à l’actualisation de la mission et de la vision du CÉNO dans le but de contribuer à la réussite et au bien-être des élèves ayant des besoins particuliers.  Les principales fonctions du poste consistent à :

Health Promotion Ontario is hosting its free annual webinar series. This year the theme is Health Promotion in a New Era: Skills we need for a changing world.

If the past three years have taught us anything, it’s that we constantly need to innovate, adapt and overcome. In the years ahead, we will continue to face complex problems that require new approaches and upstream thinking. That’s why we’re focusing this series on key skills you’ll need now and into the future, to tackle the big issues ahead.

Evidence-informed sleep solutions for clinicians working with teens and young adultsWhen: April 20, 2023 at 9am - 4pm ETWhere: Live webinar (Zoom)CE: 6 hoursFee:General - $270 ($216 with promo code FLASH20)Student - $245 ($196 with promo code FLASH20)

Do you have experience with bipolar disorder (BD) and thoughts on how toimprove early identification and interventions in youth?Youth Wellness Hubs Ontario (YWHO) wants to understand what young people find important in early identification and intervention for youth with bipolar disorder. Join us and share your views to help YWHO improve services and support for young people in Ontario.

This consult is for:

- youth aged (12-25) with lived and living experience of bipolar disorder

- youth caregivers (aged 12-30) supporting a young person with bipolar disorder

According to Australia NSW's “Code of Practice, Managing Psychosocial Hazards at Work", they include:

Timiskaming Health Unit is seeking a highly motivated individual with interest in population health promotion and disease prevention. The individual will provide leadership, coordination and support to the Timiskaming Drug and Alcohol Strategy, and receive guidance and instruction from a steering committee. The individual will also work closely with related working groups and sub-committee leads.

In this new episode of the Mental Health on Campus podcast, Ash Koster and Laura Daly-Trottier from the Excellence through Quality Improvement Project (E-QIP) share key quality improvement (QI) concepts, an overview of the CICMH QI Knowledge College and how QI can lead to change on post-secondary campuses.