What is eMental Health? Answer six questions to help us develop your professional skills

The term "eMental Health" stands for "electronic mental health." It involves using online and related technologies to deliver mental health information, services and care, including the prevention and treatment of mental illness.

CAMH-Education invites your input in the design and development of continuing professional development (CPD) training events specific to e-Mental Health. This survey is part of a needs assessment designed to help us better understand workforce development needs.

Your time in completing this 6-question survey is greatly appreciated. You may access the survey with this weblink: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/DMH2024

We’re seeking innovative proposals to advance mental wellness for youth in your communities. If you have an idea that can make a difference in your community, we want to hear from you!

📅 Submission Deadline: August 29, 2024 at 11:59 PM EST

📋 Details & Application: https://cannabisandmentalhealth.ca/award/ 

Join us in making a meaningful impact on mental health. Together, we can drive change! 💪 

July 19, 2024 Stewardship: Redefining Leadership and Shaping Health Care with Patients, Families, & Caregivers

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We are recruiting participants for up to four rounds of 10-minute online surveys that can help build better digital mental health tools for care! 

The surveys can be completed at your convenience over a two-week window. The surveys will help us understand the factors that influence how users stay engaged with digital mental health tools in clinical care. 

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We are recruiting participants for a 90-minute virtual focus group! We are recruiting folks to share their perspectives on the collection of health equity data (i.e., race, gender, age, etc) and the visualization of this data in a data dashboard.

Eligible participants include those who are over the age of 18, reside in Canada, and identify as as person with lived or living experience of a mental health or substance use disorder. Please see the attached poster for additional study details.

This research project follows up on the work of Fiona Jager https://www.stlawrencecollege.ca/programs/school-of-baccalaureate-nursing-faculty-profiles on Community Treatment Orders -CTO’s, where she examined the experience of CTO’s from an on the ground perspective.  

Event date: Mon July 15th, 2024  -  Wed July 17th, 2024 from 9:00am - 4:00pm.  

Event Location: In Person: Pine River Institute

Event Address: 180 Dundas St W Suite 1410

Led by our clinical team, the Working with Families Training Program draws on Pine River Institute's evidence-based growing body of knowledge about the issues that affect the youth we serve and their families.

Learning Outcomes:

Apply the three fundamental components of Pine River’s framework: