This course provides an introduction to mental health, addictions, and concurrent disorders in order to help students recognize the early signs and symptoms of mental health issues and determine appropriate pathways of support.
Mental health and wellness is central to the overall health of all Canadians and many Canadian workplaces are embracing practices that promote mental health and wellness within their organizations.
This course provides an introduction to mental health, addictions, and concurrent disorders in order to help students recognize the early signs and symptoms of mental health issues and determine appropriate pathways of support.
Utilizing a biopsychosocial framework, this course will examine mental health and addictions issues, their impact on persons, families and communities, and investigate the integration of services and supports that are available to Canadians.
Topics may include, but are not limited to: recovery-oriented practice, prevention and treatment models currently utilized in Canada, social determinants of health, health promotion and harm reduction.
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This course focuses on the four most common mental health disorders including substance-related, mood-related, anxiety and trauma-related, and psychotic disorders.
Each class consists of guided meditations and teachings that we can contemplate and practice throughout the week.
We deliver the training in a workshop format, weaving together relevant theory and practical strategies that service providers can easily implement in community programs and other settings.
Cupping is a technique in which special cups are placed on the surface of the skin to create a strong suction of air, electric charge or heat to extract toxins and stimulate blood flow.
This advanced training will equip you with the tools to enhance your clinical practice and improve outcomes for your clients across a diverse spectrum of mental health challenges.
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