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Leading the way in Mental Health Training and Education

It's not too late to gain the skills to provide evidence-based to support children, youth, and families grieving the dying, or death of someone they care about.

With the 2019 Ontario budget came many changes to alcohol policy.

 Current research by Myran shows why Ontarians should be concerned about these changes.

A new study with a press release that claims "No safe amount of alcohol during pregnancy, suggest researchers" was published on Friday.

In this study, they did brain scans of "21 healthy teenage subjects and 19 subjects with prenatal alcohol exposure" (PAE). They found that…

The workshop, "Transforming Resistance in an Accelerated Manner: Working with the Challenges of Defense & Anxiety,” will be taking place on June 1, 2019, at Oakham House, Ryerson University.  Please see the attached flyer for more information on this workshop.

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EENet's new online course aims to increase knowledge and awareness of CTOs for CTO coordinators and physicians in Ontario. The course consists of five interactive modules that include learning activities, videos, and case studies on the following topic areas:

That mental health apps might share your data without telling you adds to a string of worrying revelations about what apps are doing with the health information we entrust to them.

We've heard about how early intervention programs for psychosis can lead to better outcomes for clients, but what about early intervention for those experiencing a first episode of a mood or anxiety disorder?

Yup. Me. And 7 other provincial peer support & lived experience (patient)/family (caregiver) advisers/advocates on Monday April 8th 2019.  It was very exciting to have a full 90 minutes with Hon.

Hi all,

Sharing this recently published report from the Wellesley Institute "Stress Report: A snapshot of socioeconomic status, housing quality and crime across Toronto neighbourhoods"

From the Income Security Advocacy Centre http://incomesecurity.org/

APRIL 11, 2019

– Massive Cuts to Legal Aid Funding Also Announced –