Unlocking the Potential: Integrated Mental Health in Primary Care
As demand for mental health care continues to grow, primary care remains a critical entry point for people seeking support. Across Canada, there is increasing
Why take Mental Health Structural Stigma in Healthcare
Health-care leaders and providers can take this one-hour bilingual training to: Continuing education credits Participation in this course entitles certified Canadian College of Health Leaders members (CHE/Fellow)
Talking About Suicide
This free online training equips health-care providers with tools to recognize suicide risk and engage in open, supportive conversations. The Talking About Suicide training: Talking
Psychological Health and Safety Toolkit for Primary Care Teams and Training Programs
This toolkit aims to empower comprehensive primary care teams and training programs to promote psychological health and safety through a set of curated, evidence-informed resources focused on team-based activities, policies, and practices.
Free Suicide Prevention Training for Health-care Providers: Gain a Lifetime of Confidence in Just Three Hours
Today in Canada, thirteen people will die by suicide. At least six of those people—nearly half—will have seen their family doctor in the four weeks
Structural Stigma in Mental Health Care Scale
The Structural Stigma in Mental Health Care Scale (SSMHCS)1 was developed as part of a larger project, the Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC), initiated
Stigma Cultures in Health Care Scale
The Stigma Cultures in Health Care Scale (SCHCS)1 was developed as part of a larger project, the Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC), initiated in
Structural Stigma Measures
What is structural stigma? Stigma cultures are a quality-of-care issue Importance of measuring structural stigma Measurement scales Spotlight on early adopters Frequently asked questions Contact
Structural Stigma Measures Case Study Consultation/Liaison Service
Spotlight on Early Adopters – Piloting Scales to Measure Structural Stigma Related to Mental Health and Substance Use (MHSU) in Health‑care Settings In 2019, the