Webinars

The Centre hosts webinars with mental health experts from around Canada and the world.

Recent Webinars

Addressing Mental Health and Well-being by Creating Balanced and Supportive Physical Environments

June 25, 2019 from 1:00 to 2:00pm EST

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Thriving in Action, From There to Here to Next: The Story of a Ryerson Resilience Intervention

May 23, 2019 from 1:00 to 2:00pm EST

What is Thriving in Action (TiA)? Borne from a belief in learnability, practised from a focus on what’s ‘right’ with people, taught from a stance of benevolence, revolving around a priority of belongingness, TiA is helping to address the hunger shared by educators across Canada as to help bolster student resilience.
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Caring for young caregivers

April 25, 2019 from 1:00 to 2:00pm EST

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Ask the Experts: CICMH Webinar Series

The Centre for Innovation in Campus Mental Health has launched a webinar series where specialists can share promising practices in their disciplines to address the needs of students with complex mental health concerns and strategies to promote a mentally healthy campus.

Who are the Experts?

The Centre for Innovation in Campus Mental Health has identified subject matter experts in the field of mental health and addictions as well as on-campus mental health practitioners to lead each webinar.

Who Should Attend?

All stakeholders in campus mental health can bring their own level of expertise to our wider community of practice. We encourage anyone who supports the mental health needs of post-secondary students to attend the webinars, ask questions, and share their perspectives on each topic on our online community of practice platform after participating.

Archived Webinars

Addressing Mental Health and Well-being by Creating Balanced and Supportive Physical Environments

June 25, 2019 from 1:00 to 2:00pm EST

Learn More

Thriving in Action, From There to Here to Next: The Story of a Ryerson Resilience Intervention

May 23, 2019 from 1:00 to 2:00pm EST

What is Thriving in Action (TiA)? Borne from a belief in learnability, practised from a focus on what’s ‘right’ with people, taught from a stance of benevolence, revolving around a priority of belongingness, TiA is helping to address the hunger shared by educators across Canada as to help bolster student resilience.
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Webinars Archive