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The youth mental health crisis goes well beyond Blue Monday. Toronto’s young people seek out support 365 days a year, often running into barriers in accessing the help they need. And the isolating effects of the pandemic are only making things worse.
RBC Pathway to Peers is an innovative partnership between Stella's Place and Mount Sinai Hospital's Emergency Department created to provide mental health support for individuals 16 - 29 years old through lived experience.
This session is intended for parents and students in Grade 7 and up
Join us for an evening to talk about the digital world for teens and parents. For nearly three decades, Paul Davis advised executives on a variety of information technology issues. He is now presenting to parents and children about the potential dangers of social networking.
Paul will cover the following: Social Media, Smartphones, Apps, Passwords, Photos and Sharing, Privacy and more!
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Join the next EENet webinar featuring CAMH researchers and representatives from School Mental Health Ontario and Kids Help Phone.
Register for this webinar now!
In this webinar, the panelists will provide:
Are video games like Candy Crush gambling? How do games geared towards youth promote gambling? What is a Freemium Model game?
All these questions and more will be discussed in this free webinar being conducted by the YMCA of Greater Toronto's Youth Gambling Awareness Program.
Game-Bling is an interactive webinar designed for service providers and parents of youth, during which we will explore the dangers of the blurred lines between gaming and gambling and provide tools to understand and support youth.
YouthREX -
While food is recognized as being critical for our survival, it is less frequently considered in the context of security, power, and sovereignty. In youth work that is intentional about incorporating an anti-oppressive lens, food cannot be forgotten.
This engaging 3-hour online workshop will be segmented into three parts, including an opening presentation, a panel, and an interactive discussion. As we examine the Transformational Power of Food Security & Sovereignty for BIPOC communities, we aim to:
How many youth were exposed to a gambling ad during lockdown? Can Twitch be used to gamble? Are influencers being used to market gambling products?
The YMCA of Greater Toronto's Youth Gambling Awareness Program's (YGAP) Media Impact presentation will tackle these questions and more, in a free hour long session.
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Leading the way in mental health training and education
This free webinar being conducted by the YMCA of Greater Toronto's Youth Gambling Awareness Program is designed for service providers and parents of youth, we will explore the dangers of the blurred lines between gaming and gambling and provide tools to understand and support youth.
To register visit: https://attendee.gotowebinar.c.../2123305797702304013
In recent years, service providers in Ontario’s child and youth mental health sector have been exploring how best to integrate virtual care options into service delivery as a complement to providing in-person supports. The emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic, however, has accelerated these efforts. To continue to meet the needs of children, youth and families, many service-providing agencies are rapidly moving to deliver care using a range of telecommunication technologies.
YouthREX -
How can we leverage online platforms to facilitate connection, community-building, and peer support among youth?
How can we reach, engage, and support youth who may be experiencing social isolation?
Join us for an engaging and timely conversation that explores how organizations are using new and existing online platforms to engage youth, build communities, and facilitate peer-to-peer support.
Angela -
This webinar will explore how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted mental health and substance use in young people. It will also discuss the challenges that youth continue to face during the pandemic and how youth allies, including educators, parents and counsellors can provide support.
Speakers:
Alexa Bol, Manager, Knowledge Mobilization, Opening Minds
Sabrina Jouniaux-Romano, Supervisor, Kids Help Phone
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Join this free virtual conference, hosted by the Cundill Centre for Child and Youth Depression at CAMH and the SickKids Centre for Brain & Mental Health.
See the full details and register: http://www.cvent.com/events/co...32e2767d5d82a27.aspx
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Join a free Facebook live event for parents and family members, featuring a panel discussion among youth, family members and CAMH clinician scientists.
The event will include an hourlong panel discussion, followed by 30-minute Q&A session to answer questions. Hosted by the Cundill Centre for Child and Youth Depression at CAMH.
This is a Facebook live event - anyone with Internet access can view and join; you don't need a Facebook account.
Leading the way in mental health training and education
Supporting the Mental Health Needs of Racialized Young People
In partnership with award-winning filmmaker Noemi Weis, Frayme is pleased to invite you to an international screening of a new feature documentary Connecting the Dots on November 19, 2020. The free virtual screening will be followed by an online group discussion and Q&A hosted by Frayme’s Youth Leader Representative Jimmy Tan and feature international youth panelists. Together we will debrief the film and discuss the power of harnessing lived experience to demand systemic change for supporting youth mental health. #RaiseYourHand
About this webinar:
The current overdose crisis and the new reality of cannabis legalization are underpinning a drive to re-examine the range of practices around substance use and their implications for YMHSU services. Given the acute extent of the overdose crisis, some stakeholders, including people with lived and living experience, have highlighted the critical need to increase community capacity to provide compassionate, non-judgemental harm reduction services.
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This is a free webinar conducted by the YMCA's Youth Gambling Awareness Program (YCAP) that will discuss the topic of budgeting, saving and credit. Additionally, it explores the financial risks and implications of gambling, dispels myths about money/credit and gambling, explores the concepts of needs vs. wants as well as odds and probability and provides resources and money saving strategies. The webinar's content is designed for parents/guardians, teachers, counselors, college/university students and adults involved in young people’s lives.
Overview
The YMCA of Greater Toronto's Youth Cannabis Awareness Program (YCAP) is presently running a Digital Media Contest that challenges youth (ages 18 – 25) to create a video or poster discussing how cannabis use affects youth brain development, and we were wondering if you’d be willing to help us choose a winner by joining the Contest Organizer’s Jury (CO Jury).
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