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ECHO Ontario Child and Youth Mental Health Morning Rounds and Lunch & Learns Events

ECHO Ontario Child and Youth Mental Health Morning Rounds and Lunch & Learns

Are you a Primary Care Provider (Family Physician, Pediatrician, Nurse Practitioner, Registered Nurse or Physician Assistant) or on a team where a Primary Care Provider could join with you?

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ECHO Ontario Child and Youth Mental Health: Morning Rounds and Lunch & Learns Events

ECHO Ontario Child and Youth Mental Health Morning Rounds and Lunch & Learns

Are you a Primary Care Provider (Family Physician, Pediatrician, Nurse Practitioner, Registered Nurse or Physician Assistant) or on a team where a Primary Care Provider could join with you?

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Supervised consumption services - location identification Forum topic

Good morning,

I am looking for best practices and/or processes cities and/or communities have used to identify locations for supervised consumptions services (SCS)? We have identified a general location through our needs assessment and feasibility study, but are looking at lessons learned or other processes others have used to support the identification of specific locations in their communities.

Thank you,

Stephanie Bale

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La Société d'Alzheimer de la région de Durham présent: Premier Lien Events

Un atelier d'initiation visant à améliorer la compréhension d'un diagnostic de trouble cognitif et des changements pouvant être expérimentés. Il offrira également aux participants la possibilité de partager et de se connecter avec ceux qui se lancent dans une aventure similaire.

L’inscription est recommandée pour les sessions, soit en ligne à asdr.eventbrite.ca
ou par téléphone au 905-576-2567 ext. 5267 | sans frais au 1-888-301-1106.

Un lien vous sera fourni par courriel après inscription, proche de la date du déroulement de l'atelier.

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CANDID 19: Youth Speak Out on Mental Health Events

CMHA Elgin and Out There Creative Therapy are hosting a Zoom-based one-evening event for youth. The event is focused on having open conversations about the lived-experience of mental health challenges, such as psychosis and depression. It will include resources for hope, sharing the value of creativity, and discussions about meaningful action that is focused on personal joys and values.

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Research Snapshot: Factors impacting mental health in China during the initial stage of the COVID-19 outbreak Forum topic

We've posted a new research snapshot on EENet that looks at the immediate impact of the COVID-19 outbreak on mental health in China - with relevant parallels for consideration in Canada.

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ONLINE LIVE STREAM EVENT: CBT for INSOMNIA Events

Workshop Description

** This is an interactive live-stream event using Zoom, an online meeting platform.**

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There's still time to provide feedback on the quality standards! Forum topic

Are you a health care professional or health system planner, or in an agency/hospital leadership role? Do you know about the quality standards related to mental health, opioid prescribing, and opioid use disorder?

Health Quality Ontario wants to hear from you!

We are conducting a brief survey to learn more about who is using the quality standards and how they are being used.

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Reflections on Health Quality Ontario’s Proposed Quality Standards for Schizophrenia Forum topic

Hello, A colleague has encouraged me to share a short article that I had prepared for our local OASW branch. It was originally prepared for the OASW-Eastern Branch’s Spring 2018 Bulletin, and talks about some of the HQO Standards for the care of adults living with schizophrenia in a community/outpatient setting.

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Survey: Quality standards for mental health, opioid prescribing, and opioid use disorder Forum topic

Do you know about the Health Quality Ontario (HQO) quality standards related to opioid prescribing, opioid use disorder, and mental health? HQO wants to hear from you!

Quality standards outline for clinicians and patients what quality care looks like. They focus on conditions or topics where there are large variations across Ontario in how care is delivered. In some cases, there are large gaps between the care patients should receive and the care patients are actually getting—quality standards can help bridge these gaps.

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Monthly Men's Group in Etobicoke Events

The New Moon Monthly Men's Group meets in South Etobicoke one Sunday afternoon, 1:00 to 3:00 pm, each month. There is no fee for the first group, October 27th, to give participants a chance to experience the group setting and determine their comfort before committing. For those continuing, the ongoing monthly session fee is $45 + hst.

For more information, go to

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Neuroplastictiy and Counselling, Integrating the Science and Skills Events

Make your counselling/coaching skills more effective.

This workshop will give you an understan
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Free: Mindfulness for Anxiety Depression & Addiction Events

PS: Read Carefully, the fine print tells you how to register free or get a great discount on learning how to integrate Meditation into your therapeutic skills.

Meditation as Treatment for Anxiety, Addiction and Depression

Solid research backs the claim that Meditation (or Thought Managment Skills, as we call them) make a profound difference in counselling and therapy outcomes. These are practical skills that can be learned in just 6.5 hours of CEU's and can help end high level anxiety, depression, addictions and more.

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Taking the pill as a teenager may have long-lasting effect on depression risk Forum topic

Research has yielded mixed findings about the relationship between hormonal contraceptive use and depression. The largest study to date on this topic — which included over one million women living in Denmark — concluded that women who are using the pill or other hormonal contraceptives are at an increased risk for depression.

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Training Family Physicians in Counselling and Psychotherapy Skills Forum topic

As a family physician for over three decades, there are many times when our family practice patients require psychological support and are reluctant to see someone new.  Often, these patients would ask, can't I see you and talk about these issues?  As my family doctor, you know me, my family and I already trust you.  So it makes sense for family doctors to learn to do more counselling in our practice over issues that we see daily such as managing stress, depression, anxiety, insomnia, grief, anger, relationship and parenting issues.  The Department of Family and Communit

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Did scientists really discover that dark chocolate is the cure for depression? Forum topic

You may have seen one of the following headlines over the past few days:

  • Suffering from depression? Eat dark chocolates
  • People who eat dark chocolate less likely to be depressed
  • Eating lots of dark chocolate 'lowers the risk of depression'
  • Depression, Memory Loss, Heart Problems? Try Chocolate Therapy!

Does this mean therapists should recommend dark chocolate to their clients?

Not quite.

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West-End Peer Support Group (Drop-in) Events

Need someone to talk to or know someone who does?

Drop by the West-End Peer Support Group (Drop-in)! This group is a general mood support group facilitated by trained peer volunteers from the Mood Disorders Association of Ontario,  and it’s free of charge and completely anonymous. This group is open to anyone 14-65 years of age and meets of the 2nd Tuesday of each month at the Jane Street Hub (starting September 2019).

Topics discussed include: depression, anxiety, low mood ETC

1541 Jane Street

Toronto, ON M9N 2R3

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Mental Health First Aid Events

Mental Health First Aid Basic is a 12-hour course that discusses a variety of mental disorders. Crisis first aid skills for the following situations are learned: Substance overdose, Suicidal behaviour, Panic attack, Acute stress reaction, Psychotic episode. Explanations of mental health, mental illness and mental health problems are discussed.

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Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training - ASIST 11 - Toronto, ON - Now Registering Events

APPLIED SUICIDE INTERVENTION SKILLS TRAINING - ASIST 11

SEPTEMBER 12 AND 13, 2019

This highly interactive, practice-dominated 2 day workshop is intended for anyone 16 years or older who wish to be better prepared to aid individuals at risk of suicide

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