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DESCRIPTION:ɬÀï·¬'s Division of Social and Transcultural Psychi
 atry presents:\n\nCommunity-Based Mental Health Interventions: Critical Pe
 rspectives and Innovative Approaches\n\nThe course brings together interna
 tional expert scholars on community mental health program implementation a
 nd research.\n\nCourse Facilitators\n	Dr. Nicole D'souza\, Postdoctoral Fel
 low\, Institute of Community & Family Psychiatry\, Jewish General Hospital
 / ɬÀï·¬\n	Dr. Jaswant Guzder\, Professor\, Department of Psychi
 atry\, ɬÀï·¬\n	\n	Please find attached the course flyer and regi
 stration for the event\, with a clickable registration link.\n\nRegistrati
 on is LIMITED\, so participants are encouraged to register in advance to s
 ecure a place. Participants can also register HERE!\n\nDescription\n	In thi
 s course participants will identify and assess collaborative and decoloniz
 ing approaches to community-based mental health and psychosocial intervent
 ions. We will engage with organizations and individuals working on the gro
 und to deliver mental health and psychosocial programming. Topics to be co
 vered include engaging community stakeholders in program implementation\; 
 co-designing interventions with community partners\; unpacking issues of p
 ower\, position and ethics\; culturally adapting program material for comm
 unity fit\; utilizing training models in program delivery and scale-up\; a
 nd building program sustainability. The seminars in this course will be ta
 ught by community experts\, using case examples from mental health prevent
 ative and intervention programs delivered globally.\n\n\n	Who should regist
 er?\n	This course is directed to an advanced group of participants from var
 ied backgrounds in global health\, mental health\, public health\, and soc
 ial sciences. It assumes that participants have some background in public 
 health training or mental health training (equivalent to at least one unde
 rgraduate course) and/or lived experience in working in communities to del
 iver mental health programming.\n
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SUMMARY:Community-Based Mental Health Interventions
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