Are you certified through NCTRC? Are you in upgrading or taking courses to increase your knowledge, advance your professional competency and earn CEUs towards re-certification? Read on to find out more about the scholarship program NCTRC is now offering.
...Read MoreLooking for information about the process of re-certifying through NCTRC? Want more information about Areas of Specialty Certification? Join us Friday April 26th.
This webinar has been pre-approved for CEUs through NCTRC
...Read MoreProfessional Learning Requires Reflection. Are You a Reflective Practitioner? Want to learn more?
Please Note: We are currently in need of individuals that are:
Date: April 26th, 2019
Time: 10:30-12:00 PST
Using Tension-Based Practice to Promote Recovery-Orientation in the Inpatient Context
Although most attention has been directed to the development of recovery oriented mental health services in the community, a mental health inpatient hospitalization can also be designed and implemented to be experienced as recovery promoting. The purpose of this webinar is to introduce participants to an evidence-informed approach to delivering and strengthening recovery-oriented practice in inpatient settings. The approach includes an in-patient specific recovery competency framework, assessment of the inpatient context, and a strengths-based approach to transfer recovery knowledge into daily practice and to enable interprofessional problem solving to address dilemmas frequently experienced in practice.
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April 12th 10:30 -12:00
Hosted by: Psychosocial Rehabilitation of BC.
Family caregivers are often the service providers who spend the most time with people with severe mental illnesses. However, some families experience is that mental health systems have had great difficulty in understanding their perspectives, both on what their family members need and what family caregivers need from service providers. Come hear some fresh points of view about how we can offer the best services.
...Read MoreUMIND 1000+ Resources for Child and Youth Mental Health Professionals
Umind is an international online community dedicated to helping child and youth mental health professionals, educators and student learners expand their expertise, collaborate and grow in their profession. This is accomplished through Umind’s vast library of resources, practical tools and training.
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LATE NOTICE: WEBINAR Wednesday March 13th, 2019 at 8:00 am PST
Understanding the Impact and Pathways of Intergenerational Trauma and Resiliency on the Mental Health and Wellness of First Nations Peoples in Canada
Hosted by the Knowledge Exchange Network
Webinar: Tuesday
March 26th, 2019
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
Increasing Professional Quality of Life, Positive Emotions, and Self Care at Work in TR
This session content is CE Pre-Approved by NCTRC for 1 contact hour of education or .1 CEUs
This session will provide an overview of professional quality of life, as well as results from an exploratory study examining professional quality of life in TR. Based on the results of this study, strategies to increase professional quality of life, positive emotions, and self-care will be provided.
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Your BCTRA Membership expires April 1, 2019.
Beginning March 15th and until May 15th you will be able to renew your membership and be in good standing for the April 1, 2019 – March 31, 2020 Membership Year.
Renewing is easy; follow these steps:
1. Go to www.bctra.org and login with username and password
2. UPDATE YOUR PROFILE
Please review your profile – have you changed jobs? New email? Click on the ‘Edit Profile’
button in the upper right corner to make necessary profile changes.
3. Under Members-Only Resources, click the link Membership Renewal Payment.
4. Select the appropriate Membership type and make your payment.
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