This month The BASIS is publishing a special series on open science practices. The BASIS (The Brief Addiction Science Information Source) is a knowledge exchange resource of the Division of Addiction at the Cambridge Health Alliance, a Harvard Medical School teaching hospital.
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Jan 2020- Supervision of Peer Support Staff On-Line Training & Values in Action Peer Support On-line Training
The Centre for Innovation in Peer Support has just a few spots left for these two Jan 2020 training.
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Webinar recording: How do we measure addiction recovery? Incorporating the perspectives of people with lived experience
Recovery from addiction is considered an ongoing process; it requires the person to continuously manage their addiction to prevent problems from returning. But there is no clear consensus on what recovery means in the field of addictions.
On December 11, 2019, EENet presented a…
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Navigating dual relationships in mental health care settings
I wanted to share with you a new evidence brief that we completed at the request of the Centre for Innovation in Peer Support at Support & Housing-Halton. We conducted a literature review to determine what the evidence says about guidelines or principles for navigating dual relationships in…
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Deadline extended! Submit your abstract for the Waypoint Research Institute Conference 2020
UPDATE: Please note that the deadline has been changed to Friday, January 10th, 2020.
The call for abstracts for the 8th annual Waypoint Research Institute conference, "Momentum: Research Realized," is now open!
Visit the conference website or the call for abstracts flyer.
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We continue to lose our children to opioid overdose at an unprecedented rate.
No words lately...
Just frustration, pain & grief....
Below is Pete's memorial for the 18th year of his overdose death-Dec 23 2001
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Aggregated Data Ontario 2018 Homelessness Enumeration
Does anyone know if any aggregated data or analysis has been published for Ontario's 2018 Homelessness Enumeration? I have only been able to find publications from individual municipalities.
Thank you
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Would you alter your child's genes if it meant lower risk of psychiatric disorders?
In the largest-ever study of its kind, researchers identified more than 100 genetic variants that affect the risk for more than one mental health condition.
Last year, scientists edited the genes of babies to make them HIV resistant (the result of this "experiment" is still unknown). This…
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Seeking professionals who are well versed in Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT) approaches with children
Leading the Way in Mental Health Training and Education
At SickKids CCMH Learning Institute, we are always looking for avenues to better support the professionals in our community with the Mental Health work they do.
Our focus groups have drawn attention to a need for more Cognitive…
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OPHA Resource on Managing Alcohol at Events on Municipal Property
Recent regulatory changes in Ontario affect how alcohol can be served and sold at events hosted on municipal property. Some of these changes may increase the risk of health harms to patrons, event staff, and the public due to alcohol use, which remains a leading, preventable cause of disease,…
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