This workshop series is for older adults 65 years and older and their caregivers where we’ll discuss: How can you stay well and get the support you need? What is psychosis? What does psychosis look like in older adults?
What are the ethical concerns when AI tools aren't aligned with social work values? Curious about how AI is shaping the future of therapy? This one hour webinar explores the growing use of chatbots for mental health support and what it means for you as a social worker. Learn how these tools engage users, where ... Read more
This education session provides an overview of Dementia, helping participants understand what dementia is and how it impacts the brain and behaviour. Attendees will learn to recognize common signs and symptoms, including memory loss, changes in communication, confusion, and shifts in mood or personality.A key focus of the session is understanding that all behaviours have meaning. Participants ... Read more
In the management of psychotic diagnoses, mental health outcomes are the principal focus of treatment. However, physical health is equally important. When physical health is compromised, many of the gains made in mental well‑being can be diminished. Join us for a free webinar with Dr. Michael Sarin (Retired Staff Physician; Diabetes, Exercise and Healthy Lifestyle ... Read more
Move evaluation beyond institutional perspectives to consider the needs of the communities that we serve. Too often, evaluation focuses on compliance, throughput, and symptom reduction rather than the experiences that define whether care feels safe, respectful, and worth returning to. When evaluation is designed from a system perspective, it can miss the relational and trust-based ... Read more
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