Channel - Mental Health and Substance Use Challenges: Some Diagnosis Specific Webinars
2023-02-01 6:38:40 PM
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Erupting Angst: Understanding the collision between anger & aggression in the world of anxiety
This workshop will seek to provide an understanding of the reasons why anger and aggression often become the challenging mask behind which anxiety hides.
The experience of anxiety in the growing child is one that constantly moves and shifts in how it presents. Often, rather than showing its colors through sadness and tears, anxiety presents with anger and aggression. In fact, it is typically the symptoms of “irritability,” “defiance,” and outwardly or inwardly directed “aggression” that results in parents’ pursuit of supports for themselves and/or their child. In this workshop we will explore exactly why anxiety is often expressed through the explosive and/or simmering symptoms of anger and aggression. In knowing these connections, we will position ourselves to better understand the response our children need from us in the face of their erupting angst.
Dr. Vanessa Lapointe Rpsych, registered psychologist, speaker, and mother, works with communities, parents, and children to cultivate a sense of hope in the face of mental health and related challenges
2015-01-05 9:16:00 PM
Finding Hope (Depression)
Dr. Ashley Miller, MD, FRCPC is a Consulting Psychiatrist at the BC Children's Hospital Mood and Anxiety Disorders Clinic and Director of Child Psychiatry Undergraduate Education at UBC. She has a special interest in psychotherapies for adolescent depression.
Dr. Ashley Miller, Consulting Psychiatrist at the BC Children's Hospital Mood and Anxiety Disorders Clinic and Director of Child Psychiatry Undergraduate Education at UBC.
2011-12-15 3:00:00 AM
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: It's not just about washing your hands!
In this session, Dr. Evelyn Stewart, will give a broad overview on the signs of OCD and treatment. In addition, Bruce and Leanne MacKenzie (Parents) will share their story of their teenage son’s journey from diagnosis to remission and discuss ways they provided support for their son at home and school.
Dr. S. Evelyn Stewart MD, Director, OCD Clinic and Translational Research Program, BCCH; Associate Professor, Psychiatry, UBC
2014-01-13 7:46:00 PM
Parenting & ADHD
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part of the "in the know" series presented by
F.O.R.C.E. Society for Kids' Mental Health
www.forcesociety.com
Kathleen Rea RN, BA, M.C.Psyc, RCC. has 8 years experience working at the Provincial ADHD clinic at Children’s hospital, as well as a generalized and ADHD lifespan counsellor in private practice. At the clinic, Kathleen has implemented and developed the 8 week positive parent support program, the 1 day ADHD workshop, and the education program for teachers and community. Kathleen also has diverse counselling experience in bereavement, loss, drug and alcohol, and mental health challenges. Kathleen’s focus has been to support families, youth and adults experiencing mental health problems to cope, flourish and empower their potential.
2011-03-10 3:00:00 AM
Self Harm in Young People
"in the know" is a monthly networking and information sharing session that will provide a topic expert on what parent/caregivers really want to know. This will offer an opportunity to share so that everyone is "in the know".
Klaus Klein M.A., RCC, Klaus is a BC Registered Clinical Counsellor with a degree in Clinical Psychology and is a Clinical Member of the Satir Institute of the Pacific. He has been working as a therapist for the Take-A-Hike program for teens, parents, and families, using conventional and adventure-based counselling. He also has a part-time private practice in the Burnaby area.
2012-05-10 2:00:00 AM
Sensory Processing
This presentation will focus on Sensory Processing and how to recognize where a child may be having difficulties. Ideas and discussions will focus on increasing Parent, caregiver or teacher self awareness, enabling them to be more attuned to the varying sensory needs of children.
Megan Eastwood, : Megan Eastwood, is a registered Occupational Therapist who has over a decade of experience working with children and adolescents with a range of mental and physical impairments
2015-03-02 6:00:00 PM
Suicide Prevention
James believes that for someone who is feeling suicidal, having the opportunity to talk to someone who
is willing to listen and ask the right questions can the "one more solution" that has been missing for that
person. As well, the more aware we are as a community, the more solutions we can provide to those in
need. key points covered will be: 1. Fact vs. Fiction 2. The warning signs of suicide 3. What can you do
to be helpful 4. What you should avoid 5. Where to go for help
James Musgrave M.E.D.
2012-11-13 4:33:00 PM
Supporting Children Who Have Experienced Trauma
Unfortunately, traumatic experiences are far more prevalent than we’d like to think. We have come to understand that many common experiences are potentially traumatizing including medical procedures, accidents, and high impact falls as well as the whole spectrum of challenging human relationships. Recent advances in research expands our understanding of trauma and its impact on a child's functioning in almost every aspect of their lives. We also know that traumatized children who get the support they need are more likely to recover from these painful experiences. This webinar provides an opportunity to understand more about trauma and its impacts as well as identifying ways to provide support to children who have experienced trauma
Carrie DeJong MC, RCC, Registered Clinical Counsellor
2016-05-02 6:00:00 PM
Talking With Youth About Substance Use - Paying Attention-Relationship or Behaviour
Parenting with a different focus in mind
Mary Anne Crabtree MSW, Parents Together & Odyssey I, Boys & Girls Clubs of South Coast BC
2016-01-04 9:00:00 PM
The ADHD Brain: A User's Guide
Dr. Duncan will share his expertise in ADHD by describing how the ADHD brain works and what’s important to know about ADHD.
Dr. Don Duncan, Clinical Director, Interior ADHD Clinic, Ministry for Children and Family Development
2012-03-15 2:00:00 AM
Traumatic Stress Disorder and the Impact on Families
"in the know" is a monthly networking and information sharing session that will provide a topic expert on what parent/caregivers really want to know. This will offer an opportunity to share so that everyone is "in the know".
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Dr. Nancy Prober Psy.D
2013-02-08 6:57:00 PM
Video gaming, social media misuse, and other related digital addictions among 8 to 25 year-olds
By briefly presenting the assessment, treatment, and prevention of problem video gaming, social media misuse, and other related digital addictions among 8 to 25 year-olds, this presentation discusses the impact of our technophilic culture on child development, more precisely brain development. Insight on how we can minimize the negative impact our technophilic culture can have on infants, children and adolescents, as well as managing and understanding assistive technologies in education, will be discussed.
Benjamin Wong, Clinical counsellor with Richmond Addiction Services Society where he works with individuals and families affected by substance use and digital addictions.
2015-05-04 8:00:00 PM
Worries and Woes: Identifying and Preventing Anxiety in Children
Anxiety disorders are the most common form of psychological problems reported and can interfere significantly in the lives of children.
This talk will help to:
Increase awareness of the anxiety disorder spectrum,
Identify basic behavioral indicators of anxiety in children,
Develop a preliminary understanding of the current research,
Understand the efficacy of psychological treatment and be aware of techniques that are useful to implement immediately with an anxious child
and become aware of resources in our community
Lynn D. Miller PhD, RPsych, Associate Professor in the Education and Counseling Psychology and Special Education department at UBC.
2013-10-14 8:30:00 PM
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