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Events Calendar
Join us for a series of community events designed to promote well-being and resilience. These sessions will cover essential topics such as prevention strategies, early intervention, and long-term recovery support. Perfect for parents and community members. these events aim to equip you with the knowledge to make a positive impact in our community. Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your understanding and contribute to a healthier future!
Activities
Addiction and Mental Health Awareness Seminars; “Mind the Brain”
Participation in public events related to addiction and mental health
Corporate lunch and learns (Contact Us to Book)
Program development for cooperation between professional (PCN) and non-‐professional (FAMH Volunteers) to assist with treatment and prevention of moderate addiction.
Pilot recovery program for people with severe addiction
Public and private screenings of the “Anonymous People Movie
Mind the Brain 2017 - Panel
is a panel discussion featuring experts in neuroscience and mental health. They explore various aspects of brain function, mental health disorders, and the latest research in the field. The discussion delves into the impact of lifestyle factors on brain health, the importance of early detection and intervention for mental health issues, and the potential future advancements in neuroscience. The panel emphasizes the need for a holistic approach to mental health, integrating scientific research with practical applications to improve overall well-being.
Its Not Just Drug Addiction
"It's Not Just Drug Addiction!" discusses the broader concept of addiction, emphasizing that it extends beyond substance abuse to include behaviors such as gambling, internet use, and food consumption. The speaker highlights the underlying neurological mechanisms that drive addictive behaviors, focusing on the brain's reward system and its response to various stimuli. The video also addresses the social and psychological factors that contribute to addiction, advocating for a comprehensive approach to treatment that considers both biological and environmental influences.
Mind the Brain 2017 -Dr. Raju Hajela
Dr. Raju Hajela's speech at "Mind the Brain 2017" focuses on the multifaceted nature of addiction, emphasizing that it is not merely a matter of substance abuse but also involves behavioural and process addictions. He explains the importance of understanding addiction as a chronic disease that affects the brain's reward, motivation, and memory systems. Dr. Hajela highlights the need for a holistic approach to treatment, integrating medical, psychological, and social interventions. He also stresses the significance of early intervention and the role of supportive environments in recovery. The talk underscores the complexity of addiction and the necessity for comprehensive care strategies.
Mind The Brain 2017 - Lisa Simone
In her speech at "Mind the Brain 2017," Lisa Simone discusses the importance of mental health awareness and the impact of mental illness on individuals and families. She emphasizes the need for compassion, understanding, and support for those struggling with mental health issues. Lisa shares personal anecdotes to highlight the challenges and stigmas associated with mental illness, advocating for a more open and accepting approach to mental health. Her talk aims to inspire action and foster a community of support and empathy.
Mind the Brain 2015 - Elliot Gardner
The video is a speech by Elliot Gardner at the "Mind The Brain" seminar. In his talk, Gardner discusses various aspects of neuroscience, including how the brain functions, the impact of mental health on overall well-being, and recent advancements in brain research. He also touches upon practical applications of neuroscience in everyday life and the importance of continued research in this field.
Mind the Brain 2017 -Dr. Raju Hajela
The video is a speech by Raju Hajela at the "Mind The Brain" seminar. Hajela discusses the complexities of addiction, emphasizing its classification as a chronic brain disorder. He explains the neurological and psychological aspects of addiction, the importance of understanding it as a health issue rather than a moral failing, and the need for comprehensive treatment approaches. He also highlights the role of societal attitudes and policies in addressing addiction effectively.
Recovery Day 2013 - Dr. Raju Hajela
The video is a speech by Dr. Raju Hajela at Recovery Day 2013. In his talk, Dr. Hajela addresses the challenges and stigmas associated with addiction recovery. He emphasizes the importance of understanding addiction as a medical condition rather than a moral failing. Dr. Hajela advocates for comprehensive and compassionate approaches to treatment, highlighting the need for societal support and changes in public perception to facilitate effective recovery.
Brochures, Posters, & Infographics
Addiction Brochure
Feelings Wheel
Cost and Effect Brochure
Addiction Posters
Mental Health Framework
Recovery Triangle
States Infographic
