EENet Connect

In this video created by the Mental Health Commission of Canada, Jes, a community harm reduction support navigator and peer support worker, and Melinda, a primary care nurse practitioner, explore the stigma that people who use substances often meet when accessing health services, and what direct…

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Two recent environmental scans by Public Health Ontario examine the evidence on the health and social impacts of safer supply programs for people who use substances including local, provincial/state, national and international examples of safer supply models, as well as evidence on the health…

I came across this resource, which may be useful to some of the groups on EENet Connect: The Communities of Practice Playbook - A playbook to collectively run and develop communities of practice.

Ellen Cohen of the National Network for Mental Health,  https://nmhin.ca/ explains her resignation from the federal government’s Expert Panel on Medical Assistance in Dying and Mental Illness. Cohen describes some of the underlying social and health dynamics involved.

The Sandbox Impact Program empowers collaborations to achieve better health and wellbeing outcomes for children and youth across Canada.

This opportunity is available for initiatives that leverage multiple partners to address a specific health and well-being challenge faced by children and…

Do you work with women who experience anxiety?

There is growing evidence that the food we eat impacts our mental health; however, most of the research to date has involved participants with depression. More research is needed to understand the effects of diet counselling on symptoms of…

In a new episode of the Mental Health on Campus podcast, CICMH’s Knowledge and Research Lead Emily Anne Opala is joined by Theresa Couto, a Registered Dietitian & Wellness and Sustainability Manager at Queen’s University, for a conversation about food insecurity on campus.