Workshop Description

This training opportunity prepares mental health and allied health professionals to facilitate the CARIBOU CBT program, an evidence-based, youth-co-developed program for youth who are experiencing depression. This training is particularly innovative because attendees will have the opportunity to facilitate simulation groups with real youth in collaboration with CAMH Education’s Simulation Centre.

Many psychological treatment models for bipolar disorder emphasize the need for mood stabilizing medication and focus on methods of ensuring medication adherence. Although medications can be helpful for some people, modern cognitive behavioural therapies also emphasize cognitive approaches to mood stabilization. This 5-Day experiential workshop focuses on developing clinical skills for working with clients experiencing bipolar disorder to reduce mood swings and enhance recovery.

Are you interested in creating a respectful environment by motivating and communicating with your family members to evoke change? Join us on line for our upcoming three-part workshop, Motivational Interviewing, and learn how to effectively motivate with IAM (Institute for Advancements in Mental Health) counsellors Sophie Hwang and Mindy Lee.

Details:
Session 1: Tues., Mar. 7, 2023 – 6:00-8:00pm EST
Session 2: Tues., Mar. 14, 2023 – 6:00-8:00pm EST
Session 3: Tues., Mar. 21, 2023 – 6:00-8:00pm EST

Cost: $300 per person

Register for this 24-week DBT skills training group designed for teens (13 - 17) who are struggling to manage intense emotions. You will be part of a safe, and shared space with other members (5-10 people) who are experiencing similar challenges. You will learn and practice skills to manage your mental health challenges or daily life stressors; you will gain better understanding of shared human experiences and gain hope and insights from others in the group.

Each group runs between 1.5 to 2 hours, the group allows for interactive discussions, support and encouragement.

Register for this 24-week DBT skills training group designed for adults (18+) who are struggling to manage intense emotions. You will be part of a safe, and shared space with other members (5-10 people) who are experiencing similar challenges. You will learn and practice skills to manage your mental health challenges or daily life stressors; you will gain better understanding of shared human experiences and gain hope and insights from others in the group.

Each group runs between 1.5 to 2 hours, the group allows for interactive discussions, support and encouragement.

While the physical impacts of stroke are often discussed, many people also experience changes in their mental health after suffering a stroke. This can include symptoms of depression and anxiety, as well as others. Some of the symptoms may be related to biological changes in the brain, while others are likely more related to the psychological effect of stroke. In this presentation, Drs.

Join The Cundill Centre for Child and Youth Depression on December 1, 2022 for our Conference on Innovative Treatments for Youth Depression! Topics include the CARIBOU integrated care pathway, Brief Psychosocial Intervention, and interventions for caregivers of youth experiencing depression. We will also highlight our clinical tools for primary care providers, clinicians and youth. Presented in partnership with CAMH Education.

Location: Virtual

You’re invited for EHN Canada’s next educational webinar: rTMS & Ketamine: Treatment Resistant Depression with Dr. Ahmed Saleh, MD, FRCPC, Co-founder and Medical Director, ANSR Clinic.

Depression in adolescents: Evaluating “acting out behaviour” – mad, bad or sad?

Presented by SickKids CCMH Learning Institute

Interpersonal psychotherapy (IPT) for depression, relationships and health

Presented by SickKids CCMH Learning Institute

Dates: December 2 and 9, 2022
Time: 9 a.m. to noon EST
Facilitators: Paula Ravitz, MD, FRCPC and Edward McAnanama, PhD

Caregiver Lunch and Unlearn: Autistic Adults and Mental Health

Organized, Developed & Facilitated by Caregivers

Tired of Lunch & Learns? Join us for 6-sessions of interactive unlearning of topics relevant to caregivers. We aim to provide an empowering space to examine what we think we know & consider different perspectives.

UNLEARNING AUTISM

In celebration of Autism Awareness month caregivers & Autistic advocates will explore:

Ask the Experts: Dementia and Depression

This presentation will focus on two conditions which are common in the elderly: depression and dementia, specifically Alzheimer’s dementia. During the presentation, audience members will learn about depression and Alzheimer’s, their symptoms, and their risk factors. In addition, the presentation will focus on the link between depression and dementia, particularly in late life.

The Regional Geriatric Program of Eastern Ontario  is excited to offer it's two-day core Geriatric Education Series online on October 24th and 25th via the Zoom Platform.

Come learn with like-minded health and social care professionals who are excited and passionate about providing exemplary care to our older adults.

This is an introductory level education series that has the goal of increasing your knowledge to lead to changes in your practice.

This webinar is co-presented by the Canadian Mental Health Association Ontario’s BounceBack program, the Peter Gilgan Centre for Women's Cancers at Women’s College Hospital, the Canadian Partnership Against Cancer and the Canadian Cancer Society.

Anxiety, depression and fear of recurrence are common mental health challenges faced by cancer survivors. As a primary or community care provider, it is critical that you understand your patients’ concerns after cancer treatment and connect them to appropriate resources as they transition from cancer treatment into your care.