Resources & files: Videos
Webinar 22: Mental Health Commission of Canada’s Recovery Guidelines: Implications for Practice
Webinar participants will be introduced to the Guidelines for Recovery-Oriented Practice and presenters will explore implications for practice and similarities with PSR competencies.
Webinar 21: Implementing the Recovery Centred Clinical System (RCCS)
Fraser Health has adopted the Recovery Centred Clinical System in its tertiary and housing programs. Angela Louie will introduce the model (created by Telecare Corporation) and describe the experience of adopting and implementing this model in both the tertiary and housing programs. She will outline some of the factors that helped and also some of the challenges in its continued implementation.
Webinar 20: How Do You Measure Recovery? Current Approaches in Practice and Research
Webinar 18: Philosophical Aspects of, and their Implications for, Recovery-Oriented PSR
The BC PSR Advanced Practice is pleased to offer a webinar that explores the philosophical underpinnings of recovery-oriented psychosocial/psychiatric rehabilitation (RO-PSR), and ties this learning to various arenas of application. Session Objectives: 1. Enhance knowledge of philosophical aspects of RO-PSR 2. Enhance awareness of practice implications of philosophical aspects of RO-PSR 3.
Webinar 16: Spirituality, Culture and World Views in Mental Health Recovery
The BC PSR Advanced Practice is pleased to offer a webinar on spirituality, culture, and world views in mental health recovery. Session objectives were: 1. To give participants an understanding of the complexities of spirituality – meaning and language (beyond a basic definition for practice). 2.
Webinar 15: BC PSR AP: Webinar 9 – Shifts in MH Policy & Practice: Police Information Checks
The BC PSR Advanced Practice is pleased to offer a webinar on supporting shifts in mental health policy and practice regarding police information checks in a BC/Canadian context. Session objectives were: 1. To provide participants with a description of previous ways in which mental health information was included in Police Information Checks 2.
Webinar 14: BC PSR AP: Employment Series 6 – Health & Recovery Through Work: IPS
The BC PSR Advanced Practice is pleased to offer this session that focuses on the evidence based model of supported employment called “Individual Placement and Support” (IPS). While there are a variety of supported employment programs that assist individuals dealing with serious mental illness and often substance abuse challenges, IPS is currently the most robust model.
Webinar 7: BC PSR AP: Discussing Peer Services in Recovery-Oriented PSR Practice
This session will outline the basic history and development of peer services in Recovery-Oriented, PSR practice settings. The range of existing Peer Support roles will be outlined, with discussion of strengths and challenges of the model, presented from a direct service and systems perspective.
Webinar 6: BC PSR AP: Innovative Canadian PSR Education and Practice
Presented as part of this year’s PSR/RPS Canada National Conference in Toronto, this workshop will describe an innovative Canadian platform specifically designed to support learning and advance recovery-oriented PSR practice while building strong community partnerships with people with lived experience, practitioners, researchers, educators, students and administrators.
Webinar 5: BC PSR AP: Advancing Practice Through the Use of Strengths Based Assessment
According to PSR / RPS Canada (2013) practitioners are required to have competencies to assesses individual needs, create PSR and recovery oriented service plans and measure outcomes. Thus, being able to administer a strength-based assessment is an essential first step in order to best help the person recover.