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Monday, November 12th 2018 - Friday, November 23rd 2018 | |
Being Different and Thriving: Neurodiversity Strategies | postponed, or canceled | | |
John Elder Robison
presented by
Leading Edge Seminars
Learn to harness the strengths of neurodiversity and autism with NY best-selling author John Elder Robison.
John Elder Robison is the Neurodiversity Scholar at the College of William & Mary in Williamsburg, VA. He is a visiting professor of practice at Bay Path University in MA and an advisor to the Neurodiversity Institute at Landmark College in VT. Robison is a member of the Interagency Autism Coordinating Committee, which creates the strategic plan for autism for the US Government. He has advised the NIH, CDC, and WHO on autism policy. Robison is a board member of INSAR, the professional society for autism scientists.
http://www.johnrobison.com/
website: http://leadingedgeseminars.org |
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Friday, November 16th 2018 | |
Cognitive Behaviour Therapy Treatment for Psychosis
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Noah Lazar, Ph.D., C.Psych
presented by
SickKids Centre for Community Mental Health Learning Institute
This training is suitable for: Mental health professionals, medical professionals and direct service workers.
Description: This workshop will cover a CBT conceptualization of psychosis, common misconceptions regarding the suitability of this population for psychotherapy, as well as an overview of the treatment rationale and CBT strategies that are most helpful for these clients. Participants will also learn how to treat delusions, hallucinations, thought and disorder and negative symptoms. Time will be provided to examine some of the outcome literature highlighting the effectiveness of CBT in treating psychosis.
This is module 2 of the...
website: http://www.sickkidscmh.ca/Home/Our-Institute/Fall-2018-Academic-Calendar.aspx |
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Friday, November 16th 2018 | |
15th Annual Dr. L. Morley Smith Mental Health Academic/Clinical Day: From Neurobiology to Frontline Clinical Applications | | |
Ayal Schaffer, Tim Bilkey, Jonathan Downar, Gerri Crisci, Wiplove Lamba, Nicole Elliott, Robyn Waxman, and Mark Katz
presented by
Southlake Regional Health Centre
Mental Health clinicians are faced with an increasing number of challenges in their day to day practice: caseloads are larger and more complex; Issues of substance use, personality disorders, medical illness and psychosocial constraints necessitate more skilled or nuanced care. Additionally, the way we can deliver care is rapidly changing.
Please join us for an informative and inspiring day of learning, facilitated by leading mental health clinicians, as we examine some of these challenges and the way forward. This event will provide didactic learning, periods of question and answer, the choice of attending one of three interactive workshops...
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Monday, November 19th 2018 - Friday, November 23rd 2018 | |
The Cannabis Primer: What You Need to Know....NOW! | | |
Zach Walsh
presented by
Leading Edge Seminars
Will you be ready and prepared for a whole new conversation about cannabis? Cannabis is already part of the lives of many Canadians, and many health professionals work with clients who either already use cannabis or are cannabis-curious.
Spend a day learning:
• What is THC? CBD ? Sativa? Indica? What are the different combinations that are available?
• What is considered recreation and what is medical?
• What are the common methods of delivery?
• When is it a problem?
• What’s for sale at the CCBO/dispensary, the clinic or on the street?
• What are the questions to ask clients?
• What are the risks and benefits for anxiety, depression,...
website: http://leadingedgeseminars.org |
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Thursday, November 22nd 2018 - Tuesday, December 25th 2018 | |
Therapeutic Rhythm and Mindfulness (TRM™) Professional Facilitator Training Program | | |
Dr. Shari Geller
presented by
Dr. Shari Geller
The TRM™ facilitator training is launching in partnership with The University of Toronto School of Continuing Studies May 2018!
Therapeutic Rhythm and Mindfulness (TRM™) is an innovative program that integrates evidence-based treatments of group drumming, mindfulness, and emotional reflection in a positive and safe group atmosphere. TRM™ is designed to enhance vitality, joy and well-being, social connectedness and mindful awareness, and reduce anxiety, depression, and fatigue.
TRM™ workshops are applicable to a wide population of participants: health care professionals both for cultivating presence and for self care, educators,...
website: http://www.sharigeller.ca/events.php |
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