May 9th and 10th, 2019 ⃒ Downtown Toronto, Marriott Eaton Centre Hotel

Early bird rate closes Friday March 15th.

This year’s Forum focus is “bringing together clinicians and community partners to reduce harms from gambling and gaming”.

Mental health education and training for professionals

Starting April 4th, you can expand your DBT knowledge and enhance your level of adherence to the model with facilitator Lyndsey Davies, MSW., RSW.

Tuesdays from 5:30-7:30 | Scarborough(Kingston Road/McCowan Road area)

What does the Here to Help program offer?

Do you have clients or service users who use OCAN? Are you curious about their experiences during the OCAN process?

If so, register for this upcoming webinar, taking place on April 10, from 10am-12pm, where we take a focus group of your clients/service users through an emotional mapping activity, to better understand their experiences. The purpose of the webinar is to come up with change ideas and opportunities for quality improvement within your agency. 

Don't miss out! There are only 2 spots left for this Certificate!

What you need to know:

Historically, homeless people with mental illness and low intellectual functioning (IF) haven’t been considered good candidates for most housing programs.

March 8 is International Women’s Day (IWD). This is a day to recognize the achievements of women across the world and to appreciate their contributions to various fields. Women have long challenged the stereotypes of being confined to the household and of being unable to enter the workforce.

Development of Community of Practice (CoP) for Peer Support Research and Evaluation in Canada being led by The Centre for Innovation in Peer Support (embedded in Support & Housing-Halton) and Simon Coulombe (Wilfrid Laurier University) and Robyn Priest (Robyn Priest Live Your Truth)

Whether you are a service provider who has supported people with gambling problems for years or are new to the field, you are invited to the 2019 Ontario Professional Development Forum on Gambling and Gaming Harms taking place May 9 and 10 in Toronto.

Hosted by Gambling, Gaming and Technology Use (GGTU) Knowledge Exchange at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) and Gambling Research Exchange Ontario (GREO).  This year’s focus is “bringing together clinicians and community partners to reduce harms from gambling and gaming”.