Hi Marie,
The Ontario Centre of Excellence for Child and Youth Mental Health has a number of resources that may be useful to you.
We deliver training on various topics related to child and youth mental health (e.g. bullying, stigma, anxiety, suicide prevention, youth engagement, family engagement), as well as training on evaluation and implementation. We are currently adding to our suite of free, online learning modules which are publicly accessible on our website: http://www.excellenceforchilda...ing/learning-modules.
We're preparing to launch a new online learning hub in November which will feature more modules in both official languages (including topic-specific modules like bullying, stigma, anxiety, etc.). That's something you can certainly look out for as they're evidence-informed and developed for practitioners. We'll be continuing to add to the suite of modules (future topics include mood disorders and self-injury, among others).
The Centre also developed a full day Mental Health Awareness workshop for practitioners working with children and youth across sectors. This workshop covers a number of topics you identified. The training is delivered by trained trainers in various communities. For more information about that and to get connected to a local trainer, you can contact my colleague Natasha McBrearty, Manager, Knowledge Exchange: nmcbrearty@cheo.on.ca
In addition, for up-to-date evidence on a variety of topics related to child and youth mental health, you can consult our Evidence In-Brief 2-pagers, which are available in English and French on our website: http://www.excellenceforchilda...ht/evidence-in-brief. The briefs summarize key findings, recommendations and the general state of the research on a specific topic requested by a community mental health agency.
Feel free to connect with us at the Centre at any time. It would be great to learn more about what you're doing to identify any ways we can provide support.
Thanks,
MaryAnn