Posts Tagged ‘prevention’
Residences with continuous assistance: reasserting the value of a critical mission
Educators in residences with continuous assistance (RACs) have expert knowledge that can work wonders in helping service users adjust and cope in their rehabilitation process. Unfortunately, that expertise is still seriously undervalued and misunderstood. The following video highlights the roles played by these dedicated workers and the day-to-day realities of a system disconnected from the actual needs on the ground.
Read MoreHow to protect your mental health
Youâre indispensable. But that doesnât mean youâre immune to stress, anxiety or depression. The incidence of these conditions is on the rise, especially now that the pandemic has been gaining strength. Protecting your mental health is crucialâand itâs a shared responsibility between you, your employer and your union.
Read MoreEarly and concerted action
The APTS obtained a meeting on February 11 with the deputy minister of health and social services, Lionel Carmant, to discuss the situation in youth centres and rehabilitation centres for those with intellectual disabilities and autism spectrum disorder.
Read MoreIn the wake of cannabis becoming legal
Most of the addictions workers we informally consulted in the days after cannabis was legalized said they didnât expect their work to significantly change after October 17.
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