Guidelines for Recovery-Oriented Practice
This resource was published in 2016. The data may be out of date. Hope. Dignity. Inclusion. The Guidelines for Recovery-Oriented Practice is the first comprehensive Canadian reference
Responding to the Diverse Needs of Everyone Living in Canada
Description: This webinar will discuss how recovery-oriented practice is about appreciating the rich diversity of Canada’s population in order to better respect the choices people
Opening Minds at University: Results of a Contact-Based Anti-Stigma Intervention
Purpose To evaluate the impact of a contact‐based anti‐stigma intervention on undergraduate university journalism and health studies students. The symposium was sponsored by the Opening
Recovery is Personal
Description: This webinar will discuss the importance of strong working alliances between providers and people with lived experience, holistic approaches to recovery, affirming autonomy and
Transforming Services and Systems
Description: This webinar will discuss the 6 different dimensions of Recovery-oriented practice. From creating a culture of language and hope to transforming services and their
Conveying a Culture of Hope and Empowerment
Description: This webinar will discuss how to build respectful, person-centered relationships and convey a culture of hope and empowerment.Starting with personal recovery and how it
Supporting the Mental Health of Refugees to Canada
Canada’s mental health response for incoming refugees should focus on fostering people’s wellness and recognizing the tremendous resilience of refugee populations. To do this, special
Caregiver Mobilization Toolkit
More than 550,000 people in Canada are caregivers to people living with mental health problems or illnesses. The Caregiver Mobilization Toolkit is designed to help promote the National
MHCC Headstrong Summary Interim Report
A PROBLEM THAT HAS A SOLUTION Engaging Youth to Reduce Stigma The vast majority of adults living with a mental health problem or illness say