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… with a staggering health impact and cost to society. In 2020, substance use in Canada cost $49.1 billion. It led … Knowledge brokers; Students; People with lived or living experience and their families and friends; and … professionals. Registration for the conference is now open. More conference information is available on the Issues …
… Recovery Day event (September 13), aims to reduce stigma in communities, services and workplaces across the city … want to improve policies and practices, and reduce stigma in its various forms. We hope to identify tangible actions … that we can all work on to bring about much-needed change in our communities, services and workplaces. “Going forward, …
… In 2020, CCSA created a summary video and a series of impact … impact that Brain Builders Lab participants have had in their communities. These videos are provided below. … In March 2019, CCSA brought more than 60 professionals together in Ottawa to share ideas and make plans to “spread and embed” …
… Created in 1995, the Canadian Community Epidemiology Network on Drug Use draws its members from organizations in the public health, enforcement, treatment and hospital … areas of substance use surveillance, policy and planning, or otherwise directly serve local, high-risk populations. …
… This year, we’re all about challenging the status quo or what we think of as conventional approaches to providing … and innovative services to support youth and families in communities across Canada. The 2021 Frayme Learning … exhibitors and networking events at their convenience in the comfort of their own home (really, how can you beat …
… CCSA initially hired Chealsea as a research consultant in July 2017, while she was still in university. She became a permanent member of the staff … the Correctional Service of Canada. Chealsea holds a BA in psychology from Carleton University and worked there as a …
… that a lot of medicine can be delivered virtually, from online prevention to psychotherapy. from risk assessment and … mental health care as given by international colleagues. In workshops, you will get the opportunity to learn more about ongoing projects in detail, with the opportunity for exchange and networking. …
… Addresses some of the concepts introduced in the report from the National Alcohol Strategy Advisory … retail outlets. The frequently asked questions addressed in this document expand on some of the concepts introduced in the SRP report and provide a more detailed explanation of …
… - 4 PM Dr. Joanne Bezzubetz President and CEO of The Royal In this first edition of the Under the Lens series, legendary innovator Steve West and I have an in-depth conversation about his new book Beautiful Minds. … Peer Support Association (CAPSA) will join us for an open discussion of recovery, understanding, and hope that …
… of drugs from the unregulated supply remain unpredictable. In fact, there’s often a difference between what drugs people … collected from 2,634 participants at harm reduction sites in seven regions between January 2021 and April 2023. The reporting sites are in British Columbia, Edmonton, Regina, Ottawa, Peel, Quebec …
… serves as an educational opportunity for those already in, or wishing to be in, the addictions field. This forum is open to physicians and allied health professionals, including …
… are pregnant, planning to conceive, chest/breastfeeding or caring for very young children may have about cannabis. It … of resources. Three key points of interest you will find in the document: There is no known safe amount of cannabis that can be used during pregnancy or chest/breastfeeding. If a person cannot stop using …
