Reports
An Anthropological Lens on the World of Emerging Adults
WHO ARE EMERGING ADULTS? Emerging adulthood is the passage to an “ego-identity” with the obligation to selfactualize. It implies a new relation of an individual ...
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Supporting Mental Health and Well-Being for Post Secondary Institutions
What is this STANDARD? These VOLUNTARY GUIDELINES will help students, institutions, service providers, staff, faculty, and other key partners work more collaboratively to:
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Stigma and the Opioid Crisis: Summary
Purpose Despite the prevalence of mental illness and substance use across Canada, people who live with such experiences are often still met with stigma. Mental ...
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Opening Minds Provider Attitudes Towards Opioid Use Scale (OM-PATOS)
Purpose The OM PATOS was developed as part of a larger project we completed in 2019. The scale is designed for those in the helping ...
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Caring in a Digital World: Introducing Disruptive Change to Mental Health Care – Summary Report
Purpose The ninth annual E-Mental Health Conference brought together mental health practitioners, researchers, students, people with lived experience and other system stakeholders to explore recent ...
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COVID-19 and Suicide: Potential Implications and Opportunities to Influence Trends in Canada – Policy Brief
Purpose The purpose of this brief is to share the evidence about the potential impact of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic on suicide rates, including ...
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Mental Health and the Criminal Justice System: ‘What We Heard’ – Evidence Summary Report
Purpose The relationship between the law and people living with mental health problems and illnesses is complex. Despite the widespread recognition that they are more ...
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2019-2020 Annual Report
Purpose Join us on our journey As I sit down to write this, our world reminds me of a snow globe that’s been shaken and ...
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Mental Health and the Criminal Justice System: ‘What We Heard’ – Evidence Summary Report
The relationship between the law and people living with mental health problems and illnesses is complex. Despite the widespread recognition that they are more often ...
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