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Recovery is about transforming services, structure, culture and systems

Description: This French webinar allows participants to better appreciate and understand some key principles of coaching someone toward recovery. After talking about hope in the first webinar, then self-determination in the second and full citizenship in the third, discussed different points of view on collaborative work between native and non-native speakers in the fourth- let’s take a look at the structural changes needed
 
Guest Speakers:
•         Diane Harvey, Directrice générale de l’Association pour la réadaptation psychosociale
•         Julie Lesage, Directrice des programmes Santé mentale et dépendances, CIUSSS de la Capitale Nationale
•         Steve Blanchette, Président de l’Association des personnes utilisatrices de services de santé mentale (APUR)

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