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Course Resources |
The Complex Needs Initiative Learning Series will focus on important skills for front line service provider staff to deliver excellent services for individuals with complex needs. Most sessions will be delivered in either Edmonton or Calgary as well as available via videoconference - all session descriptions & registration details will be posted on the Complex Needs Website. Sessions are:
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Provincial | Visit AHS Complex Needs website for location details and to register for each session: Click to visit website |
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Course Resources |
This is an informal collection of on-line available learning/training resources related to Complex Service Needs or PDD/specific information or Dual Diagnosis services. This list is a sample of websites, education and training sites that may be of interest to service providers. | Provincial | Click to visit website |
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Resources | "Cognitions Newsletter" (AHS)
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Provincial | Email Daniel Scott to be added to the mailing list |
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Course Train-the-Trainer |
Mental Health First Aid Training: Courses cover the following mental health problems: depression, anxiety disorders, psychosis, and Substance Use Disorder and the following mental health crisis situations: suicidal behaviour, overdoses, panic attacks, reactions to traumatic events, and violence associated with psychosis. They also provide training specific to youth and certified instructor training. | Provincial | Click to visit website | ||
Resources | System Capability to Respond to those with Complex Needs - Persons with Disabilities is a report written by Dr. Anne Hughson which identifies best practices in serving individuals with complex needs. | Provincial |
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Online | NADD (National Association for the Dually Diagnosed): Introduction to the mental health needs of persons with developmental disabilities. A comprehensive training curriculum that has been used throughout Ontario for formal training and informal learning. | Provincial | Click to visit website | ||
Online | This Dual Diagnosis online course is a non-credit program comprising the first four chapters of NADD Ontario`s Dual Diagnosis text. Learning module topics include a basic introduction to the nature of developmental disabilities, recognizing and understanding the mental health needs of persons with developmental disabilities within a biopsychosocial model, and implications and strategies for optimizing supports. Learners are also introduced to the criteria used by health care professionals to recognize and differentiate various psychiatric conditions. | Provincial | Click to visit website |