Building Resilience: A Workshop for Understanding and Addressing Youth Substance Use
Wed Oct 2, 2024 9:00 AM - Thu Oct 3, 2024 4:00 PM
Marymound Training Centre, R2V 1X4
Description
Join us for a captivating workshop, where we shed light on the complexities of youth substance use. This course equips adults involved with youth—parents, caregivers, educators, and practitioners—with the knowledge and tools to address and understand substance use. Navigate through the stages of change model and discover concepts and tools for intervention. From harm reduction and current trends, to managing addiction and fostering open discussions, this workshop helps move us from fear to empowerment.
Objectives:
-Use recovery-focused language and debunk substance use myths.
-Foster resilience and healthy connections for prevention.
-Understand addiction, risk, and resiliency factors. --
Learn accurate information to replace fear-based approaches.
-Apply the bio-psycho-social model and harm reduction strategies.
-Explore stages of change model.
- Registration Fee: $249 per person
- Max Capacity: 30 persons
- Length: 2 Days (7 Hours each)
- Date(s): October 2nd & 3rd, 2024
- Start Time: 9:00 a.m.
- Facilitators: Kristin Lukie and Phil Audette
Kristin Lukie |
With a Bachelor of Social Work degree and over 20 years of experience, Kristin Lukie has had an integral part in working and facilitating training and conferences on addictions, sexual exploitation, and trauma informed care and practices. She is a certified Canadian Red Cross Facilitator on Violence & Abuse Preventions and province appointed Addiction Specialist. Kristin has a deep passion to continue to be a resource for healing to both people and organizations impacted by traumatic experiences. She aspires and strives to improve experiences that are the result of biases and prejudices which permeate our Canadian culture. Her goal is to support youth, families and organizations by giving them the tools to find healthy ground in order to help strengthen relationships for trauma resiliency. In this vein, Kristin has worked closely alongside Dr. Sandra Bloom, to pilot a program called “Creating Presence”, an advanced guide and support model for organizations to become not only trauma informed and trauma responsive but “trauma resilient”. |
Phil Audette |
Phil Audette is a clinician at Marymound. He has many years of experience in his current role as well as being a youth care worker. He mainly works with the Bagosenim Planning and Assessment program while also overseeing internal Marymound referrals for assessment. Phil has an interest in addiction and harm reduction principles. |
Location
Marymound Training Centre, R2V 1X4