Learn more about the Mental Health Commission of Canada's multi-year project to better comprehend and address mental health- and substance use-related structural stigma in health care. Viewers will increase their understanding of structural stigma, learn about its sources and consequences, and gain insights into how it can be addressed.

Guest Speakers:

• Heather Stuart, PhD, FRSC, C.M., Queen's University 
• Jamie Livingston, PhD, Associate Professor, Department of Criminology, Saint Mary's University 
• Javeed Sukhera, MD, PhD, FRCPC, Associate Professor of Psychiatry/Paediatrics, Scientist, Centre for Education, Research and Innovation, Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry, Western University 
• Stephanie Knaak, PhD, University of Calgary 
• Thomas Ungar, MD, Med., CCFP, FCFP, FRCPC, DABPN, Associate Professor, University of Toronto, Associate Scientist, Li Ka Shing Knowledge Institute, and Psychiatrist-in-Chief, St. Michael's Hospital

Description: How to build a recovery-oriented care partnership with patients living with mental health and addiction issues

Guest speakers:

• Howard Chodos,
  Ph.D.
• Laurence Caron,
  Member of MHCC’s Hallway Group

Description: To accelerate the awareness, uptake and implementation of e-mental health among practitioners

Guest Speakers:

Dr. Danielle Impey,
Mental Health Commission of Canada

Dr. David Wiljer,
University Health Network

Description: This French webinar allows participants to better appreciate and understand some key principles of coaching someone toward recovery. After talking about hope in the first webinar, then self-determination in the second and full citizenship in the third, discussed different points of view on collaborative work between native and non-native speakers in the fourth- let`s take a look at the structural changes needed
 

Guest Speakers:

Diane Harvey,
Directrice générale de l’Association pour la réadaptation psychosociale

Julie Lesage,
Directrice des programmes Santé mentale et dépendances, CIUSSS de la Capitale Nationale

Steve Blanchette,
Président de l’Association des personnes utilisatrices de services de santé mentale (APUR)

Description: This French webinar will allow participants to better appreciate and understand some key principles of coaching someone toward recovery. After talking about hope in the first webinar, then self-determination in the second and full citizenship in the third- discuss different points of view on collaborative work between native and non-native speakers.

Guest Speakers:

Mélodie Jourdian-Michel,
Intervenante jeuneness, Wapikoni mobile  

Charles-Éric Lavery,
Lead, Social developement, Groupe l’Itinerary  

Food for thought: A youth perspective on recovery-oriented practice

Description: How is recovery-oriented practice unique when working with youth?  And what types of services would best support youth on their journey towards recovery?  Join us for this webinar on youth recovery-oriented services.  This panel discussion will help unpack some of these complex questions to discuss how youth would like to be engaged in and receive recovery-oriented mental health and addiction services.  This webinar will also formally launch the MHCC’s new animated video on youth recovery-oriented services: Food for thought: A youth perspective on recovery-oriented practice

Guest Speakers:
Don Mahleka,
MHCC Youth Council Member

Elyse Trudell,
MHCC Youth Council Member,
Occupational Therapist

Marta Sadkowski,
Registered Nurse – Mental Health & Addictions

Description: This French webinar allows participants to better appreciate and understand some key principles of coaching someone toward recovery. After talking about hope in the first webinar, then self-determination in the second and full citizenship in the third- discover different perspectives on the importance of diversity of approaches and services to better reach and meet the needs of the diversity of social groups and individuals.

Guest Speakers:

Mathilde Lauzier,
RRASMQ- Co-leader in practice development and training 

Annie Pavois,
Infirmière et psychothérapeute de formation

Myriam Lecousy,
Member of the MHCC Youth Council

Description: This French webinar allows participants to better appreciate and understand some of the basics of personal recovery support. After the importance of hope in the first Webinar, then self-determination in the second, let's look at full citizenship in it - discover different perspectives on the importance of the relationship to society in personal recovery, and how to accompany people to full citizenship from different contexts.

Guest Speakers:

Doris Provencher,
Executive Director of the Association of Mental Health Intervention Groups in Quebec (AGIDD-SMQ)

Eugène Leblanc,
Director of the organisation (and magazine) Notre Vois and head of the Emotional Support Group Inc.

Marie-Gagné,
Trainer recovery component for the Québec Association for Psychological Rehabilitation (AQRP)

Description: This French webinar allows participants to better appreciate and understand some key principles of coaching someone toward recovery.  After talking about hope in the first webinar, we will now talk about the importance of self-determination and about walking the fine line between taking charge and laissez-faire as peer helpers.

Guest Speakers:

Patricia Bougie,
Trainer and clinical director. SIV, TM, Crise et Post crise (PECH)

Bruno Collard,
Clinical director (Revivre)

Sandrine Rousseau,
Project lead, Réseau des entendeurs de voix québecois, recovery trainer and network peer helper (AQRP)

Laurence Caron,
Chargé de projet, lutte contre la stigmatisation, AQPS

Description: Recovery becomes possible through a culture of hope. People who benefit from this culture are also responsible for maintaining it, namely people with mental health problems, service providers along with friends and families. This French webinar helps participants better recognize and understand the importance of hope in recovery for people and for their service providers.

Guest Speakers:

Annie Bossé,
Intervenante paire aidante

Caroline Lemire,
Chef de programme à la clientèle-santé mentale

Linda Dufour,
Chef de programme à la clientèle santé mentale

Laurence Caron,
Chargé de projet, lutte contre la stigmatisation, AQPS