The Youth Gambling Awareness Program recently completed an informative article that outlines the basics of youth brain development and how this development impacts risk taking behaviors. This information is useful for parents and professionals who work with youth!
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Research Snapshot: Canadian Black children and youth face many barriers to accessing our mental healthcare system
Canada is one of the most ethnically diverse countries with Black people representing the third-largest population of racialized people in Canada. Research shows that Black children and youth in Canada experience more challenges to accessing mental healthcare.…
OASW 33rd School Social Work Symposium: Courageous Conversations About Anti-Black Racism
Intervening in “Society,” … moving beyond the resilience model of care
This article in https://policyoptions.irpp.org/ by Michael Orsini Professor in the Institute of Feminist and Gender Studies and the School of Political Studies helped me as a clinician taking the strength’s approach to step beyond the theory of client’s individual resilience into a broader,…
Stress Management in a Pandemic
We seem to be into the second wave of COVID and many people are starting to feel more stressed than they were at the start of the pandemic.
Join me online for a free webinar on November 7 from 9.30am to 10.30am and learn how to rest, recover, relax and de-stress with Self-Hypnosis…
The OASW Learning Centre has Launched!
OASW is pleased to offer a limited series of free OLC webinars for Registered Social Workers and Registered Social Service Workers with support from the Ontario Government from October 1, 2020 - March 31, 2021.
Don’t delay, our first events are less than a week away!
Job posting: Research assistant for refugee mental health project
A team at York University is seeking a Part-Time Research Assistant to complete a scoping review for a project entitled Promising Practices in Accessing Virtual Mental Health: Supporting Refugees during COVID-19.
Please see job posting attached and distribute to appropriate networks!…
Recruiting refugee newcomers for project advisory committee
Hope by CAMH: Suicide prevention mobile app
Hope by CAMH is a free smartphone app that provides suicide prevention information, tools and crisis resources to support and guide individuals when they are experiencing thoughts of suicide.
One of the key features of this app is the ability for individuals to create a personalized…
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