Reply to "Welcome to the ACT Transition Readiness Scale (ATR©) Pilot Community of Practice to support recovery and transition"

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I love the idea of ATR, specifically in Alberta, this is not a practice that is common. The work Ontario is doing, makes me feel hopeful of the future, and hopefully, these practices with be implemented in Alberta sooner than later.

Thanks and good to hear, for sure there is a lot more thought and research going into transition and continuity of care, for sure a long way to go. Here is a link to the Ontario Association for ACT and FACT webpage which has some useful resources to cheer on the work. https://www.ontarioactassociation.com/

1/5/2211:00 AM

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