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- Date: March 14 to March 14, 2021 to March 14, 2021
- Location: Westin Bayshore, Vancouver
Register for the conference here.
For program details click on the link at the bottom of the page.
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- Date: March 6 to March 8, 2021 to March 8, 2021
- Location: Westing Bayshore Resort & Marina, Vancouver, BC, Canada
- For more information: Organizer website
This international symposium addresses current and future developments in the areas of seating, positioning, and mobility. Topic areas include service delivery, product development, research and evaluation. The format for the symposium will include plenary, poster, instructional and paper sessions as well as a large exhibit hall. Extensive opportunities are provided for networking with colleagues.
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- Date: March 17 to March 17, 2021
- Location: SFU Harbour Centre, Vancouver
The Clinical Research Hub of the BC Mental Health and Addictions Research Network is hosting a CLINICAL TRAINING DAY on Monday, March 17, 2021 entitled, "Measurement Matters: A Day of Training in Clinical Research Measures". The focus of this interactive training day is to help researchers, clinicians and advanced graduate students understand and use measures of cognition, psychopathology and substance use. The day will feature hands-on, practical training sessions where participants will learn to use specific research measures and batteries, e.g. PANSS, RBANS, CANTAB. Lectures and afternoon workshops by expert faculty will ensure a stimulating and informative day. There will also be opportunities to meet fellow participants during the networking lunch.
Admission is FREE but seating is limited, so please register early. Lunch will be provided.
For more information and to register, please see our Training Day poster on the Clinical Research Hub website at:
http://www.mhanet.ca/researchhubs-clinicalresearch.html
- Date: March 18 to March 18, 2021
- Location: The University of British Columbia Okanagan, Room 026 SSC
motivational speaker Victoria Maxwell
Since being diagnosed with bipolar disorder, anxiety and psychosis, Victoria has become one of North America’s top speakers on the ‘lived’ experience of mental illness and recovery. In addition to being a mental health worker, she’s worked for over 20 years as an actress and writer for both film and stage. Victoria has worked alongside David Duchovny, John Travolta and Johnny Depp, among others.
Her presentation will assist students, faculty members and staff better understand the ‘insider’s’ experience of mental illness and recovery. It will raise awareness of post-secondary mental health issues, particularly depression, anxiety and bipolar disorder, help identify student mental illness earlier. More importantly, the presentation will offer tools and hope to build recovery and reduce stigma of this, one of the very last taboos.
Victoria is a charismatic keynoter and performer whose honest, often hilariously irreverent approach to her own experiences disarms the prejudices often associated with mental illness, even as she provides crucial information on how to deal with it openly and effectively.
Where: UBC Okanagan Campus
Room: Room SSC 026
Time:
Please RSVP to <jess.roebuck@ubc.ca> by
***Funding for this initiative provided by the Equity Enhancement Fund and the DRC at UBC Okanagan.***