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With COVID's arrival leading to the abrupt shake up of the global economy, we are poised to reassess Canada's model of service delivery, and ask "how can innovations help support better outcomes to our most vulnerable populations?"
Join Dr. Alina Turner and Jenn Legate of HelpSeeker …
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Les professionnels de la santé mentale et autre personnel de première ligne ont tendance à être le premier point de contact pour les personnes éprouvant des difficultés émotionnelles, mentales et physiques. Fournir ce niveau de soins constants est éprouvant et peut avoir un impact notre bien-…
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Health professionals and other support workers tend to be the first point of contact for people experiencing emotional, mental and physical difficulties. Providing this level of constant care is demanding and can encroach upon the personal well-being of staff if adequate support measures are not…
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Mental health professionals and other support workers tend to be the first point of contact for people experiencing emotional, mental and physical difficulties. Providing this level of constant care is demanding and can encroach upon the personal well-being of staff if adequate support measures…
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This fact sheet developed by the Thunderbird Partnership Foundation provides culturally-grounded and strength-based supports for First Nations people during COVID-19. Check it out here.
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Maintaining relations and social connection is an important part of Indigenous peoples' overall wellbeing. These innovations highlight how Noojmowin Teg Healing Centre on Manitoulin Island bridges traditional and western ways of doing through innovative thinking, creativity, and resourcefulness…
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This free webinar is hosted by Mentor/Mentee Canada
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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.
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Health care professionals everywhere are tirelessly working around the clock to provide the best possible care for their patients in these unusual circumstances. Consequently, many of them are experiencing personal psychological concerns such as stress, exhaustion, and guilt, to name a few.
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This webinar is hosted by Disaster Psychiatry Canada.
Learning Objectives:
After active engagement in this program, participants will be better able to: