A joint CICMH and Trillium webinar. Description Ever wonder how to make sense of evaluation? Join us for this exciting 1-hour webinar that will introduce you to evaluation as a powerful tool to tell the story of the difference you make through the services you provide on your campus! We will cover why evaluation matters,...
Everywhere you turn there seems to be a reminder of the importance of developing and integrating a campus mental health strategy; yet, for many, the destination seems far way and even overwhelming. Let us help guide you down the right path to your campus mental health strategy! Learn about practical principles that can be applied...
This webinar is a follow-up to our March webinar where we looked at high-level guidelines for handling suicide postvention on campus. This session will offer specific examples of policies from campuses that have established prevention and postvention strategies. Register here.
This interactive webinar will introduce the Mood Walks for Campus Mental Health program to Colleges and Universities across Ontario. Mood Walks is designed to contribute to the development of alternative mental health promotion strategies on campus. The presentation will offer a description of the many benefits of Mood Walks to campus life, including the physical...
Capturing broader trends of mental health on Canadian post-secondary campuses, this webinar by the Campus Mental Health CoP presents the results of a national gap analysis. These results are based on a survey completed by more than 50 university and college directors/ heads of counselling services across the country.
OCCD meeting coming up on Friday, June 1 from 9-3 at the University of Toronto, Scarborough. For more information on meeting details, please contact Laura Boyko at lboyko@utsc.utoronto.ca Thanks!
In partnership with the University of Calgary.
With the approaching legalization and regulation of non-medical cannabis, Ontario colleges and universities are in need of relevant information related to cannabis legalization and regulation, mental health, harm reduction, and best-practices in engaging with students regarding substance use. The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, Centre for Innovation in Campus Mental Health, Canadian Mental Health...
The Best Practices in Canadian Higher Education: Making a Positive Impact on Student Mental Health is hosting a reception to provide colleagues with updates on the network’s activities, as well as new initiatives. This is a great opportunity to connect and network with other colleagues who are involved in supporting student mental health on their campuses.
An educational forum co-hosted by George Brown College’s Centre for Preparatory & Liberal Studies and Student Success department, with sponsorship from RBC Foundation.
