EENet is seeking applicants to develop at least three new Mental Health and Addictions Communities of Interest (CoIs) in Ontario.

Some of the identified priorities for these new CoIs include Northern, rural, and remote mental health and addiction challenges and LGBTQ+ mental health and addiction challenges. Applications from CoIs with other focus areas will also be considered.

The deadline to submit applications has been EXTENDED to July 15, 2019.

Counselling and Psychotherapy in Family Medicine Training Program, Dept. of Family and Community Medicine, University of TorontoDo you have patients needing counselling or psychotherapy in your practice? Do you want to be more effective in providing counselling and psychotherapy?

EENet is seeking applicants to develop at least three new Mental Health and Addictions Communities of Interest (CoIs) in Ontario.

Some of the identified priorities for these new CoIs include Northern, rural, and remote mental health and addiction challenges and LGBTQ+ mental health and addiction challenges. Applications from CoIs with other focus areas will also be considered.

The deadline to submit applications has been EXTENDED to July 15, 2019.

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Provide your feedback on Health Quality Ontario's draft quality standard on alcohol use and alcohol use disorder.

The draft quality standard outlines quality care for people aged 15 and older and is based on the best evidence, along with input from clinicians, patients and caregivers.

Accompanying the draft standard is a patient guide to help people ask questions and have informed discussions with their health care providers.

Health Quality Ontario Patient Partnering Skills Building Webinar

 

Jun 12, 2019 12:00 PM in Eastern Time (US and Canada)

https://zoom.us/webinar/regist...0fd87c24e00bf0acd2b8

Please see attached PDF below if this link does not work.

A new report released by the Racialized Populations and Mental Health and Addiction Community of Interest, highlights that there’s a greater need to collect race-based data in the justice system and use it to help racialized individuals access mental heath court diversion and other support services. The report explores the experiences of racialized individuals in need of mental health court support services and options to divert from the criminal justice system in Toronto.  

Hello, EENetconnect!

Usually I try not to get too excited about a single small study, but this looks pretty promising!

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Are you Passionate About Learning and Recovery? 

Help us create and design the new CAMH recovery college!

We are looking for people with lived experience of mental health and/or substance use challenges from these groups:• youth (aged 16 to 29)• women• newcomers• people who have experienced or are currently experiencing addiction• people who have experienced or are currently experiencing racism.