This training gives guidance to those providing mental health care to young people and their families on providing culturally competent care for diverse young people.The training will explore various ways ... Read more

PEER SUPPORT STRONG: L.E.A.DING THE WAY Conference! Listening Empowering Advocating Defining Please join PeerWorks and Lived Experience & Recovery Network (LERN) as we host our 3rd annual Peer Support Strong ... Read more

In this webinar, we invite Leanne Needham and Josette Morin of the Early Psychosis Intervention Ontario Network (EPION) to talk to us about psychosis in the post-secondary context. Come learn ... Read more

Join us for an opportunity to learn about innovation, interventions and rehabilitation across the spectrum of brain injury. This event will bring together the clinical, research and legal communities to ... Read more

Race trauma and systematic oppression can have a lasting impact on individuals and families that shapes their psychological and mental health, their family functioning, and their outcomes. Supporting children, youth, ... Read more

Join us for our fourth and final presentation on the pilot program, highlighting the unique work being done by CMHA in Toronto's Northwest communities. The Toronto Community Crisis Service is ... Read more

A 2021 Statistics Canada study found that religion and spirituality play an integral role in the lives of newcomers. The report states that persons "born outside Canada are more likely ... Read more

This workshop is a comprehensive approach to understanding poverty. Bridges Out of Poverty uses the lens of economic class and provides concrete tools and strategies for a community to understand, address, and alleviate poverty. Registration includes copies of the Bridges Out of Poverty: Strategies for Professionals and Communities workbook, which will be provided to participants. ... Read more

Join the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) for Institute for Mental Health Policy Research (IMHPR) Day. This event is being held to foster collaborations and knowledge exchange across CAMH, and to increase awareness of IMHPR research.

Shaunna Kelly: is Anishinaabe/Canadian-Irish and recently returned to private practice as a Criminal Defence Lawyer and a consultant to organizations and businesses that wish to improve service delivery to Indigenous clients. She recently completed a nine-month contract with the Indigenous Justice Division of the Ministry of the Attorney General where she was able to provide ... Read more