YouthREX -
Do you work with youth who are struggling to make changes in their lives?
Join us for this two-part interactive webinar series, which walks you through the Transtheoretical Model of Behavior Change. Learn how you can apply this model to your practice to support youth to make difficult but necessary decisions in their lives.
YouthREX -
Do you work with youth who are struggling to make changes in their lives?
Join us for this two-part interactive webinar series, which will walk you through the Transtheoretical Model of Behavior Change. Learn how you can apply this model to your practice to support youth to make difficult but necessary decisions in their lives.
Development of Community of Practice (CoP) for Peer Support Research and Evaluation in Canada being led by The Centre for Innovation in Peer Support (embedded in Support & Housing-Halton) and Simon Coulombe (Wilfrid Laurier University) and Robyn Priest (Robyn Priest Live Your Truth)
Another exciting training opportunity being offered by the Centre for Innovation in Peer Support and Robyn Priest Live Your Truth.
INTERACTIVE ONLINE TRAINING
A 6 hour Training split into two 3 hour sessions!
February 27 & 28 2019 from 12 noon until 3 pm ET
This blog was originally posted on CATIE. The CATIE Blog hosts the views and opinions of people and organizations working and volunteering in Canada’s response to HIV and hepatitis C. For more info visit: http://blog.catie.ca/
By Dane Griffiths
The webinar will highlight findings of the 2017 CAMH Monitor survey, the longest ongoing study of adult mental health and substance use in Ontario. In the past year, there were significant increases in the number of adults who reported cannabis use, self-rated poor mental health, thoughts of suicide, as well as taking more frequent mental distress days.
The findings of the Monitor can help public health professionals, policy-makers, and other mental health and addictions professionals understand trends as a way to inform policy, programs and practice.
I am involved in a process to expand capacity to authentically "meet people where they are at". It originally started with attempting to build capacity for understanding and bridging substance use, harm reduction, housing first philosophy.
