This resource was published in 2020. The data may be out of date. People living with mental health and substance use issues need prompt access
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It starts with learning. A free course on dismantling structural stigma in health care aims for meaningful change for people experiencing mental health and substance use issues.
The Mental Health Commission of Canada and Ontario Shores will provide tools, education, training, and change management support to enable sites to implement Schizophrenia Quality Standard(s). Each site will benefit from a customized approach based on their specific organizational and regional needs
The Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC) and Ontario Shores Centre for Mental Health Sciences (Ontario Shores) are collaborating on a nationwide demonstration project to advance treatment, strengthen care delivery, and improve outcomes for those living with schizophrenia. Over 18 months, participating health-care sites will receive customized resources and support to expand the implementation of Ontario Health’s (OH) Schizophrenia Quality Standards (Standards).
Trying to find a therapist is a lot like dating but let me introduce a new variable – trying to find a therapist – or mental health services at all – as a 2SLGBTQIA+ person. It thins out the dating pool a little bit. But unlike online dating, where there are specialty apps for that, it is a bit more of an odyssey finding mental health services specifically catering to the 2SLGBTQIA+ population.
An implementation guide to making real change for and with people living with mental health problems or illnesses and/or substance use concerns.
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A long-time nurse reaches out to other health professionals to foster an open dialogue about stigma around mental health
