Mental health professionals who work with and support youth and families living with mental health issues draw upon a vast toolbox of resources. How to break down these resource silos and facilitate the exchange of this knowledge between organizations is the genesis of Umind.
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The Brief & Narrative Therapy Certificate Program (Windz Institute) (Training)
Advanced Brief & Narrative Therapy Program (Windz Institute) (Training)
Infant Mental Health Rounds (The Hospital for Sick Children, Toronto) (Panel Presentation)
Links child and youth mental health professionals to one another and the resources they need to support children, youth, and families living with mental health issues
Results in less time spent developing effective programs and searching for promising interventions and more time directly servicing children and youth and their families.
Offers learning opportunities via webinars tackling relevant issues presented by leaders within the child and youth mental health profession.
Promotes collaboration and learning across programs, agencies, and front-line staff.
Provides registered Umind members with access to 800+ practical tools and promising interventions.
Creates a network of child and youth mental health professionals to share insights and ideas.
Registered Umind members have access to over 800 practical tools and promising interventions, plus a network of child and youth mental health professionals. Our Content Contributors
Umind is the product of generous contributions, suggestions, and collaboration from mental health treatment and resource centres across Canada. Join our list of content contributors.
It was during a presentation by KHLF founder Basile Papaevangelou that he shared his family's personal story..
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