This webinar series is presented by the Fidelity Monitoring in Ontario Community of Interest in collaboration with Evidence Exchange Network (EENet).

Caring for a young person who has a mental illness can be difficult and confusing. The Family Connections program was created to help family members of people with borderline personality disorder live better lives. It provides them with information and research on mental health and family functioning, coping skills, family skills and social support. Until now, there has been no research on the effects of this program on family members of people with other types of mental health challenges.

The Centre for Innovation in Campus Mental Health (CICMH) recently released a new episode of the Mental Health on Campus podcast.

Position Title: Director, Clinical Programs        

Programs: Acute Assessment & Sans Souci                 

Employment Type: Full Time                            

Posting Date: November 29, 2021

With support from the Ontario Ministry of Health, the Smoking Treatment for Ontario Patients (STOP) Program previously launched the STOP on the Net Program, which provides free nicotine replacement therapy to adults in Ontario (18+) who are interested in quitting tobacco cigarette smoking.

We are pleased to announce the launch of a new-and-improved EENet website.

You can now access our same resources, news, and upcoming events on a refreshed, user-friendly platform. Features include:

a modern, accessible user interfacesimplified navigation to our initiatives and related resources, news, and eventsan updated search function to help you find the resources you need.

 

Our Black Friday savings have come early - register between November 19 and 29 for any of our December 2021 webinars and enjoy a 20% savings with promo code BlackFriday2021

The onset of dementia can have a devastating impact on an individual’s identity. See how culturally based and linguistically accessible programming and interventions help to reclaim and preserve one’s identity and dignity.

Date: Friday December 3, 2021

Time: 1:00 - 2:30 p.m.

Best practices when providing language support in services for older adults requires special considerations and strategies.  Language access in this context can be made more complex by multiple factors such as mental health, age-related speech and/or hearing loss, family involvement and intervention, and cognitive impairment.  A deeper understanding of these dynamics can optimize the outcomes in interpreter-assisted appointments.

Learning objectives:

As a teen, navigating today’s world for youth can be complicated and challenging.  

Let’s Chat About Mental Health invites teens to join us each month to interact, share and exchange.

A chance to chat in a safe space.

Each month teens will have one-stop access to mental health navigators, youth council representatives, traditional knowledge keepers and specialists.

THIS MONTH:

Monday, November 22, 2021

7:30 - 8:30 PM EST