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Another SUCCESS-Group Pic-Strengthening Your Voice-Lived/Family Experience of Opioids Speaker Training

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On Friday, June 22nd, the Provincial System Support Program (PSSP) at CAMH hosted a full-day training called "Strengthening Your Voice" (SYV) in Thunder Bay; designed to prepare people with lived experience of problematic use of opioids and/or their family members to share their personal stories. This was the 10th or 11th SYV training.  We have been in the GTA five times, Ottawa twice, Kingston, Sudbury and now Thunder Bay.

Below are some pics:

SYV GROUP pic2REVISED [Large)syv thunderbay tableSYV wordleSYV Teaser_Page_2SYV Teaser_Page_1Sharing Our JourneysSYV Thunderbay GROUP Pic 1aREVISED

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Hi Debbie

It is definitely a team effort.  If I remember correctly you were one the advisory peeps that was involved in this work way back when. ( I think that was 2010??).  Yup...just  checked the SYV Guide. You were on the advisory when it was called "OPIOID PEER EDUCATION NETWORK (OPEN) ADVISORY GROUP" and you were one of the peeps that reviewed the guide and helped to shape it.  Wow...you are everywhere Deb.

 

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Tags: trauma, overdose, Strengthening Your Voice, mental health, Training, SYV, Experience, Opioids, advocacy, Thunder Bay, Family, public speaking, Lived Experience, Speaker
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