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Please join us for an interactive, informative workshop where you will learn about the impact of impairment on health and safety in your workplace, discuss the roles of employers, supervisors etc. and create an action plan for managing impairment in YOUR workplace. You will also learn about the…

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Published in Pediatrics and Child Health , a Canadian Pediatrics Journal is this case report of a newborn requiring 2 months of morphine withdrawal. I have not heard of kratom from the tropical  Mitragena speciosa tree, mitragynine the likely active ingredient. In low doseage it produces a…

The Ismaili Centre Mental Health Series - Minding the Gap: Conversations on Mental Health from Stigma to Treatment Innovation is a conversation series dedicated to sharing ideas about mental health in our society in collaboration with leading professionals, academics, and experts in the field.…

You are invited to the annual Mental Health and Addictions Education Day for Service Providers on May 7th during CMHA’s Mental Health Week!  

 Join us for a day of learning, networking, and re-energizing!

 May 7, 2019

8:30am-4:30pm

Nipissing University,…

 Leading the way in Mental Health Training and Education

This webinar will share findings from an Ottawa-based research study funded by the Alzheimer Society of Canada. The study, which is currently in its last year of funding, looked at the experiences of place, space and neighbourhood of care partners of people with dementia. How do care partners…

This webinar hosted by the Systems Planning Collective, is all about Systems Integration in practice! Learn how to integrate diverse stakeholders such as government, non-profits, and key systems players in sectors such as health and justice to work together towards preventing and…

We all have a remedy -- our favourite song or a piece of chocolate -- for lifting our spirits when we're in a bad mood. Rather than focusing on ways to make ourselves feel better, a team of researchers suggests wishing others well.

The researchers compared three technique involving …

Mental Health Education and Training for Professionals