2019 Conference Presentations

Concurrent Sessions

A1 – Guidelines for the Development and Implementation of Functional Prescriptions in Forensic Rehabilitation

A2 – Facilitators and Barriers to Building Collaborative and Sustainable Interventions (Video Link)

A3-1 – Addictions: A Systems Approach via Creativity, Mindfulness and Social Innovation

A3-2 – Supportive Housing within the Circle of Addiction Care

A4 – HSJCC: Crossroads in Mental Health Crisis and Law Enforcement

A5 – Supporting Individuals with Developmental Disabilities through a Justice Clinical Lens

B1 – Older Adults and the Justice System

B2 – A Needs Assessment for Planning Mental Health and Justice Housing

B3 – Mental Health Engagement and Response Team(MHEART): Why Crisis Response should be Multi-Sectoral and Flexible

B4 – KOSSS Land Based and Youth Awareness Program – Land Base and Native Language Program  | Well-Being Program

B5 – Joint Mobile Crisis Response Pilot Project: Made in Thunder Bay

B6 – Acquired Brain Injury and Addictions/Mental Health Collaborative

BP1 – Psychosocial Characteristics of Persons Seen in a Rural Mental Health Court Clinic

BP2 – Mobile Integrated Team: Creating Capacity through Mobile Response

BP3 – Survivors of Homicide Victims and Mental Health

C1 – System Navigation in a Complex World – SURPRISE it’s NOT Broken!

C2 – Alternative Resolution Court – How Do We Spell SUCCESS?

C3 – Mobilizing Communities, Preventing Harm: The North West Community Mobilization Network

C4 – Mobile Crisis Response Teams in Ontario: A Provincial Framework and Toolkit

C5 – Innovative Treatment Program Addressing the Needs of Under Served, Very Diverse Populations (Personality Disorders and IDD/ASD)

C6 – Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder: From an Understanding to a Framework

C7 – Changing the Conversation

D1 – Ottawa Mental Health Court Therapy Dog Project

D2 – The Implementation of an Integrated Psychological Therapy Approach

D3 – A Safe Place to Land: Bridging the Gap Between Custody and Secure Housing

D4 – Intersections: How Cross-Sector Partnerships Lead to Success for Youth, Families, and Police

D5 – Stigma and Misconceptions in the Correctional Culture (Not Available)

D6 – Community Based Treatment Program for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities who Engage in Sexually Abusive or Concerning Behaviours

E1 – Forensic Mental Health and Justice Services in Ontario

E2 – Down the Rabbit Hole

E3 – The HSJCC Network Member Engagement Plan

E4 – Bolstering Resiliency in Professionals and Clients (Prezi Link)

E5 – Building Bridges/Empowering a People in a Remote Indigenous Community

BP4 – Peterborough Community Support Court: An Evaluation in Recidivism

BP5 – Mental Health Training for Correctional Officers: An Innovative Educational Approach

Poster Presentations

PP1 – CSI – Care, Support & Innovation: PSWs in Mental Health & Justice

PP2 – Meet Me Where I Am: Providing Care to ‘Hard to Reach’ Groups

PP3 – DDu TRHP’in

PP4 – Released From Custody at Court Program – Possible Anywhere!

PP5 – Mental Health Pre-Charge Diversion Programs

PP6 – A Pilot Examination of Opportunities to Further Increase the Benefits Accrued from Police and Crisis Service Collaborations

PP7 – Exploring the Continuum of Care…One Size Doesn’t Fit All

PP8 – Victim-Offender Reconciliation – An Introduction and Why it Works!

PP9 – From Implementation Sustainability: The Ontario Safewards Community of Practice

PP10 – Using a Multi-Disciplinary Approach in Supporting Complex Persons Across the Developmental and Justice Sectors