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Duration: 7 hours  The Gatekeeper for Suicide Prevention training allows you to become familiar with suicide prevention and to learn to:  Recognize the influence of values and beliefs.  Identify those who are vulnerable to suicide.  Check for the presence of suicidal ideation.  Collect information relating to suicide planning.  Encourage requests for help.  Pass on information to the designated worker.  Respect your limits as […]

This interactive workshop aims to make participants aware of the positive impacts that they can collectively have on the health and wellness of the population. By acting on environments and providing environments that are conducive to the adoption of a healthy lifestyle, they affect the quality of life of residents and therefore their wellness.  Objectives of the workshop:  Define the four environments and […]

Once the elder abuse training has been delivered, assistance is available to those who have participated. Coaching to guide the development of a policy, agreement or by-law related to the law for communities that opt for this approach will be available. In addition, a means of fostering links and future communication between trained stakeholders may […]

This training is offered by accredited trainers to staff from health and social service organizations in First Nations communities. The OEMC is primarily a global assessment tool for people suffering from loss of autonomy. It is used to determine the care and services best suited to the client’s needs. It is made up of 6 […]

Planning a balanced menu Foundations of a healthy diet in early childhood (0-5 years) Recipe standardization Establishing work organization plans Purchase planning and inventory management Taste development and respect for hunger and satiety The nutrition offers this training and customized support directly in the community. Please note that this training is available on request. For […]

This “tailor-made” training enables participants to deepen their appreciation of the concepts of integration, coordination, continuity of services and case management for clients with loss of autonomy. Participants gain understanding about the role of the case manager and the impact of his or her actions on the quality of services offered to this clientele. The […]

Building on an analysis of the characteristics of suicide among the First Nations, current research and knowledge, and on the review of adopted practices of people in the field, this training targets the strategies that are best adapted for promoting the appropriation and implementation of best practices in suicide prevention. Inspired by the training on […]

These sessions, largely in lecture format, are offered in classrooms on the campuses of the four medical schools that are associated with Quebec First Nations and Inuit Faculties of Medicine Program: Laval University, the University of Montréal, McGill University and the University of Sherbrooke. They are intended to educate future doctors from these universities to […]

Customary adoption or customary tutorship is a family- and community-based practice that allows for supporting and protecting children, their parents and the rest of their families without court intervention. Customary adoption and tutorship have always been part of the rights and jurisdiction of First Nations self-government. They are an integral part of the lives and […]

More precisely, the approach includes:    A workshop on the mobilization guide to develop an action plan for suicide prevention in the communities of the First Nations of Quebec. Please note that this training is available on request. For more information, contact us at info@cssspnql.com.

This workshop completes the technical training: imagers deepen their knowledge of diabetes and increase their awareness of the importance of screening for diabetic retinopathy while becoming multiplying agents for its prevention. In addition, they are able to answer any and all questions on the subject and hold a screening clinic without pupil dilation by studying […]