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:

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:

DBT Virtual is offering free DBT skills webinars on a biweekly basis, which is available to anyone (i.e. mental health professionals, existing therapy clients, or those who are unable to afford therapy). Led by our team of highly trained DBT therapists, each session will provide an introduction to a new DBT skill intended to help participants gain better emotion control, improve relationships, and increase overall well-being — all for free! Feel free to share this resource with your clients and colleagues.

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:

CAPSA is a versatile and quick acting national organization known for moving novel ideas into action. We work to dismantle systemic stigma and promote Substance Use Health for all people on all pathways to wellness. For more than a decade, we have led practical training, research, and community events with service providers, policymakers, employers, and academics to promote and design equitable services and supports.

Researchers at the University of Guelph are interested in getting student-athlete perspectives on psychological safety in university sport. 

Participants are invited to sign up for a virtual interview here: https://uoguelph.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6ya7fPiBoidEwWa 

Implementing a Standard THC Unit in Canada has significant implications for cannabis-related public health and safety. It can:- Improve research and monitoring of use patterns and health effects- Strengthen health interventions related to cannabis use- Support increased consumer understanding and informed decision-making.

Feeling overwhelmed by life? Let's turn those lemons into lemonade together! 🍋✨

Join us for a supportive DBT group focused on emotional regulation and women's empowerment.

Register Now: Email alethia@mindsilike.com for details.

Payment methods will be provided upon registration.