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- Professional Development (28)
- Programs & Services (12)
- Information for distribution to family & friends
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- Regional Services for Families
- Printable list of Family and Friends Support Groups in BC
Resources by Date Posted
- Mental Health Professionals Resource Elist
- Police Intervention in Emergency Psychiatric Care: BluePrint For Change
- Guide to the Mental Health Act
- Psychotic Illness can be Predicted in up to 80% of High-Risk Youth
- Reaching Out Schizophrenia Video - Physician Version
- Research Resource: Confidentiality Intervention: Effects on Provider-Consumer-Family Collaboration
- Research Resources on Professional / Family Collaboration
- Buddy Program Coordinator Networking E-List
- Marijuana use increases risk for psychosis by 40%
- Neurocognitive Testing of Patients with Schizophrenia
- Early Psychosis Identification for Physicians and Mental Health Professionals
- Partnership Education
- Subscribe to our E-Newsletters
- Reaching Families Research Project
- Releasing Information to Third Parties
- Early Psychosis Intervention
- Sample Consent Form - for releasing information to family members
- The Recovery Cup Board Game for Families
- Effective Family-Professional Collaboration
- Family Support Buddy Program
- No Flowers or Chocolates Video - for professionals on collaborating with families in care
- Cultural Sensitivity Information for Professionals