DBT Virtual is a new online Dialectical Behaviour Therapy private practice clinic available to people throughout all of Ontario. It's an entirely online clinic, offering clients individual therapy, phone coaching and skills groups. The DBT therapists work with a wide range of concerns associated with emotion dysregulation, including anxiety, depression, aggression, borderline personality symptoms, substance use, self-harm and suicidal behaviours.

Join our community of online learners by registering for our winter 2021 courses. Our course format allows you to take the course from anywhere in the world. Register early!

Over the last seven months, we have seen an increased physical and emotional demand on health professionals due to COVID-19. With so much uncertainty around the course and duration of this pandemic, health professionals must prioritize self-care.

On December 10 join Ellen Choi, B.Comm, M.Sc, PhD, to gain mindfulness practices for training attention and cultivating attitudes that support resilience and well-being during COVID-19 in her webinar from 9 a.m. to noon for only $40!

Digital health week, is an annual celebration and recognition of how digital health is transforming the delivery of and access to health care across Canada.

Nearly 7 out of 10 Canadians who sought medical assistance during the pandemic used virtual care. As our health care system becomes more digital, the adoption of digital health tools - from virtual consultations to new apps to accessing personal information is changing the way health care is delivered and accessed across Canada.

Led by The Centre for Research and Innovation for Black Survivors of Homicide Victims (The CRIB), the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work, and the Canadian Mental Health Association Ontario (CMHA Ontario), the Survivors of Homicide Victims and Mental Health Project is exploring the impact of supporting surviving family members and friends of murdered victims (survivors), and the service providers that support them.

The Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC) is funding 14 two-year projects (2020-22) to address knowledge gaps in the relationship between mental health and cannabis among priority populations. Check out the project snapshots:

If you are a service provider who:

supports survivors of homicide victims from Indigenous, African, Caribbean and Black (ACB), and other racialized communitiesprovides services in Brantford, Ottawa, Thunder Bay, Toronto, or Windsor

WE NEED TO HEAR YOUR VOICE