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More information will be available soon. 

If you have questions, please contact the hosts at: facmed.registration@utoronto.ca

This free webinar is hosted by Mentor/Mentee Canada 

Join Mentor/Mentee Canada hosting the next powerful Panel Discussion on Monday, May 25th from 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. EDT by ZOOM/Webinar with innovative and diverse Youth leaders and organizations on Mental Health and Connection.

This resource was developed by the Global Network of Women’s Shelters (GNWS) and Asian Network of Women’s Shelters, and shared by the Homeless Hub.

This cyberseminar, hosted by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, will present information for clinicians and researchers about the current (and evolving) state of knowledge on a mix of topics relevant to care for women Veterans in the COVID-19 era. It will include a discussion of issues related to reproductive health, pregnancy and intimate partner violence and other related topics.

Presenters:

Amanda Johnson, MD
Alicia Christy, MD, MHSCR, FACOG
Kelly Buckholdt, PhD
Megan Gerber, MD, MPH
Jodie Katon, PhD, MS
Susan Frayne, MD, MPH

Are you just going through the motions, moving from one day to the next, with your emotions set on numb, as if stagnant and stuck in the eye of the storm?

Are you ready to take back the reins of your life by stepping into the place of influence and authority you held before life-altering circumstances knocked you off your game?

Direct registration link: https://teach.camhx.ca/moodle/

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.

Direct registration link: https://is.gd/TERSeptember2019

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This workshop is your chance to connect with other women in your situation, share and strategize around relapse prevention and celebrate each other's recovery successes!

Part 3 of NEW NARRATIVES Webinar Series

The ROSHNI Project: Highlighting the Lived Experience of South Asian Women

REGISTER HERE! https://theroshniproject.eventbrite.ca

Learn About:

- The mental health realities of young South Asian women

Are you Passionate About Learning and Recovery? 

Help us create and design the new CAMH recovery college!

We are looking for people with lived experience of mental health and/or substance use challenges from these groups:
• youth (aged 16 to 29)
• women
• newcomers
• people who have experienced or are currently experiencing addiction
• people who have experienced or are currently experiencing racism.

Join Women’s Xchange for the annual spring event. This year’s topic highlights digital technologies and their impact on women’s health. There will be a dynamic discussion with panelists Dr. Lorraine Lipscombe, Dr. Sheila O’Keefe-McCarthy, Dr. Shivani Goyal and Jessica Ching. Globe and Mail Health Reporter Carly Weeks will be moderating the conversation.  Graduate student presentations will follow the panel discussion and the event will conclude with an optional reception from 4:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m.

March 8 is International Women’s Day (IWD). This is a day to recognize the achievements of women across the world and to appreciate their contributions to various fields. Women have long challenged the stereotypes of being confined to the household and of being unable to enter the workforce.

Unison Health and Community Services and The Community Place Hub (Progress Place) with be hosting the second Getting Grounded for Somali women!

Getting Grounded is a 6-week DBT informed group providing women with a variety of tools to improve their wellness by focusing on personal self-care. This group is ideal for women interested in building community relationships and enhancing skills. Ubah Nur and Awa Ibrahim will be facilitating discussions topics on sleep, nutrition, exercise, mindfulness, emotion regulation, and self-compassion.

Unison Health and Community Services and Fred Victor partnering together to launch the first" Behind the Arts" series for Somali speaking women.

Behind The Arts aims to foster conversations about self-care, community connections, culture, and wellness through arts. This group is ideal for community members interested in build relationships, learning about healthy living, and use of the arts as a means of taking care of their overall wellness.

Art group details

You will learn:

• About the unique mental and physical health service needs of pregnant and parenting women using substances 
• What the researchers have uncovered about what works best when providing integrated treatment for this population
• From other audience members about their ex­perience providing interventions for mothers who use substances

Who should attend?

Service providers who are interest­ed in multi-sectoral collaboration, including those from substance use, mental health, child pr

Staring April 2019, Unison Health and Community Services will be introducing a new Trauma Group for Women called Seeds of Compassion: Growing Emotional Wellness.

 This is an ideal group for anyone who identifies as a woman who has experienced trauma and is seeking support around how those experiences continue to affect them. Each week the group will engage in discussion, mindfulness, yoga, and arts based activities to explore ways of better understanding themselves and working on healing from their experience.

CCSA Issues of Substance 2019 conference will take place November 25–27, 2019, at the Westin Ottawa.