Ophea, un organisme qui aide le personnel enseignant à mettre en œuvre des initiatives promouvant la santé et le bien-être dans les écoles de l’Ontario, est collaboré avec CAMH pour developper six outils pédagogiques pour aider le personnel enseignant à avoir des conversations sur la consommation de substances avec les élèves.

DrinkSmart has developed an Ontario-wide campaign to support the important community message to always drive sober.

Campaign: drivesober.caContest Dates: March 1  - 25, 2022

This campaign is designed to be peer-led. Your community/student groups can use the eToolKit, resources, $1,000 contest, and creative assets to create your own outreach and start the conversations directly with your community.

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In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, many health care services moved to virtual delivery. Given this unprecedented increase in virtual care, it is important to consider the potential impact on quality and access to care for different patient groups, including adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Researchers in Ontario conducted a study to find out what is already known about virtual health care for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and, in particular, the impact of virtual delivery on access to care for this population.

ANNONCE IMPORTANTE !

We want to hear from you about the mental health and addiction topics EENet should be focusing on, and the types of resources and knowledge mobilization services we should be offering in the year ahead.

Please take 5-10 minutes to tell us how we can best direct our efforts to support you. Access the survey here until 5pm ET on February 11th: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/EENet2022

Plan your spring learning with these March webinars offered by SickKids CCMH Learning Institute!

A research team at CAMH led by Dr. Tara Elton-Marshall is currently recruiting participants age 16-24 for their Understanding Cannabis Use Study.

The study will assess cannabis use patterns after cannabis legalization and consists of two online web surveys over 12 months. The baseline survey will take about 20-30 minutes to complete. Participants will receive an electronic gift card for each completed survey as a token of thanks, valued at $10 for the baseline survey and $10 for the follow-up survey.