Intended audience As a family member or caregiver, we understand that your loved one’s mental health or substance use health can have a significant impact on you. The Royal’s family information and support events are intended for family members or caregivers of individuals with a mental health or substance use health issue. These events are […]
The Brain Injury Awareness Day Vista Centre Brain Injury Services is proud to host the 12th Brain Injury Awareness Day on June 14, 2023. This one-day event features expert speakers offering research and valuable insights to survivors, family members, service providers and clinicians. This year we are excited to announce that Carl Dixon, a rock […]
Register for a webinar about the new fully digital application for the DTC. Date: Wednesday, June 14, 2023 Duration: 40 minutes The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is hosting an interactive webinar for DTC applicants and medical practitioners to share information on: •how to apply for the DTC •how to complete the new fully digital application […]
Our panelists will discuss the needs, resources, clinical practices, research, and new initiatives for individuals and families affected by Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) and emotion dysregulation. They will also explore how the Ottawa Network for BPD (ON-BPD) and other stakeholders can more effectively reach and support members of different community groups living with mental illness […]
Community outreach services (COS) are offered through Michael Garron Hospital’s (MGH) mental health services. The family support program offers an eight week group series to assist families and friends of individuals with a major mental illness. The program is co-ordinated by a member of The College of Psychologists with over 30 years of experience working in […]
An interactive conversation with a psychiatrist, occupational therapist and a family physician, facilitated by family caregivers.
Join us this summer on Zoom for a 4 week series of free virtual educational workshops for caregivers. Register today to learn various ways to support your mental health and help prevent caregiver burnout. June 15th - Tools to Optimize Stress Management June 22nd - Tools to Optimize Wellness June 29th - Tools to Optimize […]
Supporting your loved one through the caregiving journey can often resemble the topsy turvy world of the Curious Case of Benjamin Button. When a child is born, it is such a hopeful beginning; when your loved one has Alzheimer's Disease or other progressive disease, it can often be like a walk backwards. Discussion topics will […]
Caring for a family member or friend with a chronic condition can be physically, emotionally, and financially draining. This highly effective, evidenced-based, self-care educational program for family caregivers, builds the skills caregivers need to take better care of themselves as they provide care for others. Registration Pre-registration is required and spots available are limited to […]
Le temps des repas peut être un moment difficile pour l’enfant autiste et sa famille. Cette série abordera les difficultés d’alimentation ainsi que des stratégies concrètes pour soutenir l’enfant au moment des repas. Partie 1 : Facteurs qui influencent les difficultés d’alimentation chez l’enfant autiste – 7 juin, 19 h 00 Comment les difficultés d’alimentation se […]
Caring for a loved one with cancer is a challenging role that requires both physical and emotional support. Caregivers of cancer patients can be responsible for managing medications, appointments, and treatments while providing emotional support to the their loved one. This can lead to high levels of stress and exhaustion. The role of a caregiver […]
In recognition of Seniors Month, Service Canada returns to provide a presentation on the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Old Age Security (OAS). Join us to learn about: • An overview and updates of the Retirement Pension programs: Canada Pension Plan, Old Age Security, and Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS) • Processes of applying pension for […]
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