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CHA Learning Modules: Learn how to break barriers in health care

Structural stigma in policies and models of care means unequal treatment for people living with mental health versus physical health conditions.

Accredited by the Canadian College of Health Leaders, and created in partnership with CHA Learning, The Mental Health Structural Stigma in Healthcare e-learning course supports health-care leaders, providers, and administrators to better understand and address structural stigma in their settings. Hear what our participants have to say about the course and how it can help you advocate for change.

To learn more watch our video below and then enrol today!

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