Community Capacity Building Training Web Portal
Moral Distress and Empathic Strain
Session Description:
· An introduction to the concept of moral challenge in health care work,
the risks of moral distress and injury, and strategies to approach and address
this unique stressor.
· Empathy is a must-have quality for health care workers, but it can be
difficult to sustain. This webinar provides an overview of how empathic strain
manifests in the caring professions and practical steps that can be taken to
keep this occupational stressor at bay.
What you will need:
· To print or have individual access to the handouts which we will use
during workshop engagement activities. These will be added to the chat at the
beginning of the session.
· Readiness to participate…our workshops are designed to be interactive,
and we value your active involvement!
· If possible, please connect a few minutes prior to our start time to
ensure everything is working and to complete the sign in sheet to ensure you
get your certificate of completion.
· A quiet environment where you can be comfortably focused on the
presentation.?The slides will not be shared, and the session will not be
recorded to maintain confidentiality.
· Snacks/tea/coffee/water – treat our time together like an in-person
training and take time to nourish yourself so you can be fully present.
Please log in with Zoom Link sent in reminder
October 16, 2024
Wed 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
The 2024 Point in Time Count will be 24 hours over October 23 - 24
This is not a training program - FYI only
October 23, 2024
Wed 12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Thu
12:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Please note: The 11th annual National Conference on Ending Homelessness CAEH 29-31 October, 2024 - there won't be CCB Training on these dates
This is not a training program - just a notice that there won't be CCB Training while Ottawa is hosting the CAEH24
If you want to register for the CAEH conference – use
this link: https://conference.caeh.ca/event/378c3867-e4a1-4b5f-8279-24e0b75dcdeb/summary
We are not affiliated with CAEH.
About CAEH24
CAEH24 is an opportunity for communities, organizations,
front-line workers, advocates leaders and people with lived experience to learn
from one another, take inspiration, and take away actionable information to
improve their work to end homelessness in their communities.
This is not a training program - FYI only
October 29, 2024
Tue 12:00 AM - 12:01 AM
The Sustainable Helper: Strategies for Navigating Compassion Fatigue and Burnout in Frontline Work - East End location - (same program as Nov 12)
Frontline work is both rewarding and demanding, requiring a deep commitment to helping others. To sustain this meaningful work, it's essential to build resilience and safeguard your well-being. This full-day, in-person workshop is designed specifically for frontline workers, offering an interactive and practical experience.
In this workshop, you'll engage in hands-on activities and discussions that
delve into the realities of stress, compassion fatigue, and burnout. We'll
explore strategies to enhance your mental resilience and create sustainable
practices in your daily work. With a focus on real-world application, you'll
leave with a toolkit of practical skills and approaches to maintain your
well-being while continuing to provide compassionate care.
Join us for a day of learning, self-reflection, and connection with fellow
professionals. We will make sure to provide and ensure a comfortable
and nourishing environment as we work together to cultivate resilience and
well-being in our work.
The Richelieu-Vanier Community Centre
November 5, 2024
Tue 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Compassionate Support of Clients with Advanced Illness
This training is offered by the Champlain Hospice Palliative
Care Program. After this session participants will be able to describe:
1. Five elements to consider when providing compassionate
support through a palliative approach to care of clients with advanced physical
illness
2. The difference between a palliative approach to care and
end-of-life care
3. Community resources for clients that have unmet needs
4. One strategy for self-compassion that front-line workers
can use after the session
Please log in with Zoom Link sent in reminder
November 6, 2024
Wed 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
The Sustainable Helper: Strategies for Navigating Compassion Fatigue and Burnout in Frontline Work - West End location (same program as Nov 5)
Frontline work is both rewarding and demanding, requiring a
deep commitment to helping others. To sustain this meaningful work, it's
essential to build resilience and safeguard your well-being. This full-day,
in-person workshop is designed specifically for frontline workers, offering an
interactive and practical experience.
In this workshop, you'll engage in hands-on activities and
discussions that delve into the realities of stress, compassion fatigue, and
burnout. We'll explore strategies to enhance your mental resilience and create
sustainable practices in your daily work. With a focus on real-world
application, you'll leave with a toolkit of practical skills and approaches to
maintain your well-being while continuing to provide compassionate care.
Join us for a day of learning, self-reflection, and
connection with fellow professionals. We will make sure to provide and ensure a comfortable and nourishing
environment as we work together to cultivate resilience and well-being in our
work.
Ron Kolbus Lakeside Centre
November 12, 2024
Tue 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Conversations with the Health Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (HEDI) team from Ottawa Public Health
Title and content to be confirmed soon – please join us for an in person conversation and brainstorm with the Health Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (HEDI) team from Ottawa Public Health that will include resources available in Ottawa.
Ben Franklin Place- Room 1A
November 19, 2024
Tue 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Circles of Grief Support: A Guided Approach on How to Comfort Others in their Grief
Introduction to Grief ; Attachment and Loss; The Mourning Process; Effects of Loss & Trauma; Grief and The Family; Support ; Principals; Levels & Layers of Support
Please sign into Zoom (V5) with link in email
November 27, 2024
Wed 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Please join us for a Panel Presentation with Ottawa Public Health: Harm Reduction, Mental Health and Substance Use, Infectious Diseases and Healthy Growth & Development
Harm Reduction: This presentation will provide a comprehensive overview of the Harm Reduction Services offered by Ottawa Public Health, aimed at supporting people who use drugs and those involved in sex work. We will explore both fixed-site services and mobile outreach programs that ensure these critical services are accessible throughout the community. Additionally, we will highlight the collaborative work with various partner agencies across Ottawa. These partnerships allow us to expand harm reduction services and improve community health outcomes. By working together, we strive to create a supportive network that reduces harm and enhances the well-being of vulnerable populations.
Infectious Disease: TB and iGAS: Clinical Presentation (S&S,
infectious period, etc.); Rates in Ottawa (2022-2024 to date)
Role of OPH; Prevention Strategies (iGAS messaging, TBI
treatment)
Infection Prevention and Control Unit team will
present with the IDP team
Infection prevention and Control topics for common
infectious diseases of interest: IPAC for resp season, invasive group A strep; Scabies
and lice; IPAC for pest control – bed bugs and rodents
Healthy Growth & Development Team: Common
issues HGD Staff encounter when supporting families in vulnerable housing
situations as well as resources available to them in Ottawa. Review support HGD
provides to families who are facing health concerns of social challenges.
Provide an overview of Health care resources available for families without
access to a Primary Care Provider with a focus on newcomers.
Mental Health, Addictions and Substance Use Health:
According to a 2021 report, many Ottawa residents wanted to
talk to someone about their mental health but didn't know who to reach out to.
This presentation will provide an overview of many of the Mental Health,
Addictions and Substance Use Health resources that are available to Ottawa
residents and will provide guidance on how to find other, populations specific
resources.
Please sign into Zoom (V5) with link in email
November 27, 2024
Wed 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM
VIDEO's from Amanda Rocheleau on your "Resource Page"
THIS IS NOT A TRAINING PROGRAM. LOOK ON YOUR RESOURCE PAGE TO WATCH AT ANY TIME Go to top black bar on the website choose 'My Account" then scroll down to "Online Resources' see the tab for Videos. mhttps://www.homelessnessccbtraining.ca/Resource
This is not a training program - FYI only
December 31, 2024
Tue 12:00 AM - 12:01 AM
Would you like to host a Mental Health First Aid course at your agency?
Please tell us if you would like to coordinate and host the
ROH Community Outreach Team presenting a Mental Health First Aid course at your
agency. See descriptions here: https://mentalhealthcommission.ca/training/mhfa/
It would require pre-course work from your participants and
a full day of in person training.
You would need an appropriate room with a screen for the
projector, or a TV with HDMI port; tables, chairs and opportunity for
refreshments & rest rooms close by.
Minimum 12, Maximum 25 people
CCB Training would pay for the course.
You would be responsible for making sure the minimum
registration was met, coordinating the pre-course work, and hosting the event.
This is not a training program - FYI only
December 31, 2024
Tue 12:00 AM - 12:01 AM
If you are an HBCM - Please tell us if you are interested in this five hour on-line course: Introduction to Trauma Exposed Professionals working with VETERANS
If you are an HBCM and interested please email: homelessnessccb@ottawa.ca
Introduction
to Trauma Exposed Professionals (warriorhealth.ca)
Ce cours est aussi offert en français
Introduction to Trauma Exposed Professionals – this course will take five hours to complete at your own pace.
Developed by
Dr. Tim Black, R. Psych.
This course
has been designed for providers in an effort to highlight the unique work
environments that are considered routine for those who serve in our Canadian
Armed Forces and Public Safety professions. The course will increase learner
competencies in the Military/PSP - Civilian Divide, Military/PSP culture and
will provide culturally specific clinical approaches to support the complex
mental health needs of those who serve Canada at home and abroad.
Introduction
to Trauma Exposed professionals was developed in partnership with the Atlas
Institute for Veterans and Families. The Atlas Institute builds strong community
networks to create a system of the best possible supports and services for
veterans, first responders and their families. Wounded Warriors Canada is
grateful for their support.
This User
Friendly course has 12 Modules that each include curriculum and a video.
Topics: Stoicism; Culture; Organizations and the two Professionals; The Role
of Structure and the BETR Model; The Trauma Formula, The Structured
Approach; The Trauma Line, Three Part Narrative; Self Care; Closing Thoughts
This is Asynchronous Learning
December 31, 2024
Tue 12:00 AM - 12:01 AM
Would you like to host an ASIST course at your agency for your HBCM's?
Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST)
Please tell us if you would like to coordinate and host Talk
Tools Training to present a Two Day ASIST course at your agency for your HBCM's. See
descriptions here: https://www.talktoolstraining.com/applied-suicide-intervention-skills-training-asist
You would need TWO appropriate rooms for TWO days. Each room with a screen for the
projector, or a TV with HDMI port; tables, chairs and opportunity for
refreshments & rest rooms close by.
Minimum 15, Maximum 25 people. If the minimum number
of eligible registrants was not met - the course would be cancelled.
This is not a training program - FYI only
December 31, 2024
Tue 12:00 AM - 12:01 AM
Secondary Losses: The Domino Effect of Grief's Primary Loss
A residual effect from a primary loss, secondary losses are usually non-death related, such as loss of stability, financial independence, purpose, and support systems (to name a few). These secondary losses often go unrecognized with their significance overlooked, leaving people to at times feel ashamed, alone, invalidated, and alienated. This interactive session will explain the domino effects that occur after a primary loss. Participants to this session will learn how secondary losses are compounded to add to a griever’s overwhelming primary loss, in addition to learning about how they can better support grievers, equipped with an understanding of the intricacies of secondary losses.
Please sign into Zoom (V5) with link in email
January 15, 2025
Wed 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Inspiring Psychological Well-being in Leaders
Session Description:
• Discover the importance of psychological self-care among leaders.
• Explore the Dimensions of Wellness and understand their connection to flourishing in the workplace.
• Identify evidence-based strategies to build healthy habits, both in and out of the workplace
• What you will need:
• To print or have individual access to the handouts which we will use during workshop engagement activities. These will be added to the chat at the beginning of the session.
• Readiness to participate…our workshops are designed to be interactive, and we value your active involvement!
• If possible, please connect a few minutes prior to our start time to ensure everything is working and to complete the sign in sheet to ensure you get your certificate of completion.
• A quiet environment where you can be comfortably focused on the presentation.?The slides will not be shared, and the session will not be recorded to maintain confidentiality.
• Snacks/tea/coffee/water – treat our time together like an in-person training and take time to nourish yourself so you can be fully present.
Please sign into Zoom (V5) with link in email
January 22, 2025
Wed 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Navigating Addiction Supports in the Ottawa Area
In this training, we will outline different options-from
harm reduction to inpatient treatment- that support people in making changes to
their substance use that align with their goals. We will discuss different
considerations before referring clients to the different treatment options.
Please log in with Zoom Link sent in reminder
February 4, 2025
Tue 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
About Core 3
The Community Capacity Building training program focuses on three core areas to provide a basic understanding of homeless and at risk populations.
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