Opioids have contributed to over 52,000 deaths in Canada since 2016, as well as nearly 50,000 hospitalizations. When prescribed, opioids provide short-term pain relief — but used recreationally, they can cause euphoria, drowsiness, vomiting, confusion, and even fatal respiratory arrest. Many young people believe prescription medications are safe to use without a prescription. Join us ... Read more
Opioids have contributed to over 52,000 deaths in Canada since 2016, as well as nearly 50,000 hospitalizations. When prescribed, opioids provide short-term pain relief — but used recreationally, they can cause euphoria, drowsiness, vomiting, confusion, and even fatal respiratory arrest. Many young people believe prescription medications are safe to use without a prescription. Join us ... Read more
Please join us on Thu 20-Aug-2026 from 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM EST for the Understanding The Use of Opioids & Other Medications in Later Life Workshop. This free virtual workshop is for older adults (65+) and their caregivers, where we will discuss: - What are two common prescription drugs: opioids and benzodiazepines? - What does problematic ... Read more
This webinar explores the connection between trauma, mental health, justice involvement, and reintegration. Participants will examine how adverse childhood experiences, emotional dysregulation, substance use, stigma, and systemic barriers can shape pathways into the justice system and create challenges when individuals return to the community. Using a trauma-informed, anti-oppression and strengths-based approach, the session will highlight ... Read more
In this short 90 minute session, Dr. Ruth Green (Haudenosaunee, Kaniekehaka, Six Nation of the Grand) will unpack Indigenous responses to “Trauma informed practice” in a way that acknowledges the structural mechanisms that contribute to the continued colonial experiences. Dr. Green also welcomes broad questions (submitted through the registration form prior to the talk) regarding ... Read more