Resources & files: Videos
Webinar 42: Supporting Higher Education
The BC PSR Advanced Practice is pleased to offer this webinar on supported education. Engaging in higher education is the dream of countless people. However, there are many barriers to fulfill that dream. It is even harder for people with disabilities, especially those with non-visible disabilities.
Webinar 39: Supporting Education for Young Adults at Gastown Vocational Services
The BC PSR Advanced Practice is pleased to offer this session as part of the supported education series. Our presenters shared practice principles, models and key components of supported education. They combined supported education with supported employment. The presentation composed of research outcomes, practice consideration and Erin shared a case study of one of the program’s clients.
Webinar 38: A partnership for supported education with Fraser Health Authority and Douglas College
The BC PSR Advanced Practice is pleased to offer this session as part of the supported education series. For over 25 years, Douglas College and Fraser Health have offered a supported post-secondary education experience to help students with mental health disability take the next step in their post-secondary careers.
Webinar 37: Innovative approaches to Supported education and youth in Vancouver
The BC PSR Advanced Practice is pleased to offer this session as part of the supported education series. The webinar situates the YMCA Youth BEAT Employment/Education Program within the context of supported employment/education and other youth employment programs. It provides a description of the Youth BEAT Program, outlining the key features that make this program unique.
Webinar 36: Interpreting the evidence on supported education
The BC PSR Advanced Practice is proud to offer this webinar on supported education, which happens to be the first in a series of webinars on supported employment. The presenters Dr. Simon Davis and Dr. Regina Casey will lead us in a conversation about this important aspect of recovery.
Webinar 35: Leveraging The Value Of Peer Support In Recovery Services
The BC PSR Advanced Practice is proud to offer a webinar that provides an overview understanding of the value of peer support in recovery services and how to effectively implement peer support roles to transform traditional healthcare services. Learning Objectives: 1. Describe the concepts, values and practice of peer support as a means of promoting wellness 2.
Webinar 34: Love, Sex and Relationships – Promoting Healthy Sexuality
The BC PSR Advanced Practice is proud to offer a webinar where host Tara will lead us in a conversation about this important aspect of recovery. Often topics such as this, get overlooked in mental health services. However, relationships and intimacy are both important aspects of humanity.
Webinar 33: Paths of Engagement: Invitations to Wellness
The BC PSR Advanced Practice is pleased to offer a webinar that aims to develop an appreciation of the key evidence-based factors associated with successful client outcomes, recognize common language and non-verbal relational barriers to good client engagement, recognize key service principles associated with the development of effective client engagement, develop an appreciation of the confluence between effective client engagement, trauma informed practice and social justice, develop an appreciation of the confluence between serving from a place of committed ethical mission and outcomes.
Webinar 32: Psychosocial Interventions for Psychosis
The BC PSR Advanced Practice is pleased to offer a webinar that presents an overview of current and emerging research related to the treatment of psychosis. Schizophrenia is characterized by a range of difficulties, including symptoms such as delusions, as well as cognitive difficulties- which result in impairments in daily life functioning.
Webinar 31: Becoming a Radical Advocate for Self-Determination
The BC PSR Advanced Practice is pleased to offer a webinar that addresses the concept of self-determination in a caring context. Most of us get into the mental health field because we want to give back, or help. We will spend some time in this webinar looking at the radical/cutting edge shifts that have occurred in the field over the years.