9:00 a.m. - 9:15 a.m. Welcome Connie Herman, Nobody’s Perfect Parenting Program Provincial Coordinator & Jackie Eaton, Community Action for Prenatal and Child Health Program Training and Education Coordinator Opening Lyndon Linklater, Knowledge Keeper 9:15 a.m. - 12:15p.m. Make the Connection (MTC) Facilitator Training Nicole MacRae, Strong Minds Strong Kids, Psychology Canada The Make the […]
This session is designed for service providers working with people at risk of HIV. Service providers play a critical role in helping people at risk of HIV understand, access, and use PrEP and PEP effectively. Participants will learn what PrEP and PEP are, the types available, who they are for, their efficacy and safety, and […]
Opening the Door to Difficult Conversations toolkit workshop is for Saskatchewan adult allies to build capacity to engage youth in conversations about alcohol and alcohol-related harms. The sessions provide training about the concepts of facilitation, youth engagement, adult allyship, being trauma-informed, and creating safe spaces. Trained adult allies gain access to the toolkit and are […]
Bicycling is a great way for students to get around, enjoy the outdoors, and keep active. Despite its amazing benefits, injuries can and do occur. Join staff from the Saskatchewan Prevention Institute and Saskatchewan Health Authority Acquired Brain Injury Education & Prevention for a LIVE virtual presentation about bicycle and helmet safety. The session includes […]
In recognition of Autism Awareness Month, the Saskatchewan Prevention Institute, the University of Saskatchewan Department of Pediatrics, and Autism Services Saskatoon are collaborating to host Dr. Grant Bruno for a webinar on Indigenous perspectives on autism. Indigenous peoples remain significantly underrepresented in autism research, policy, and practice. Drawing from his lived experience as a parent […]
What makes community-led alcohol harm reduction strategies effective? This webinar explores evidence-informed lessons from rural and remote communities, using case examples to highlight practical principles such as cultural grounding, community ownership, and reducing barriers to participate. By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to: Describe key evidence-informed principles of community-led strategies to […]
Traumatic head injury due to child maltreatment (THI-CM) affects infants and children up to five years of age, with infants most commonly impacted. This webinar will provide current, evidence-based information on THI-CM and is intended for health professionals and service providers. The presenter will focus on prevention strategies, detection, and diagnosis of THI-CM, while also […]
Do you work with people who are thinking about changing their relationship with alcohol? Going Forward is a practical, client-directed tool that supports that process over six weeks, without requiring abstinence as a goal. Developed by Wayne Skinner and David Brown at Pathways Research in Winnipeg, it guides users through a series of structured but […]
CATIE's Hepatitis C Essentials is an introductory-level workshop designed for service providers who work with people at risk of or living with hepatitis C. This session aims to build foundational knowledge of hepatitis C, covering key topics such as transmission, testing, treatment, and prevention. Participants will also explore the social and structural factors that contribute […]
Motivational Interviewing (MI) is an effective way of talking with people about CHANGE. The Advanced MI training is designed for people who have taken an Introductory MI training and would like to deepen and strengthen their MI skills. This in-person workshop includes the following objectives: Review and discuss content covered in Introductory MI Discuss the […]
Motivational Interviewing (MI) is an effective way of talking with people about CHANGE. Change is not always easy but using MI with your clients: Helps them consider their own reasons for change Decreases their resistance to change Builds motivation to change Strengthens their commitment to change MI is useful in supporting people in a variety […]
Environmental exposures (like chemicals in air, water, food, and consumer products) are increasingly recognized as an important factor in reproductive, fetal, and child health. Recent Canadian research shows that conversations about environmental exposures are not yet a routine part of prenatal care, pointing to important opportunities for greater education, dialogue, and community engagement. This session […]
The Supporting Parents Webinar Series focuses on topics to help parents and caregivers learn how to create environments that help children thrive. These webinars can be used as part of parenting groups or can be used by parents and caregivers independently. Interactive activities are used to share strategies and tips to enhance the capacity to […]
10:00 a.m. - 10:15 a.m. Welcome Connie Herman, Nobody’s Perfect Parenting Program Provincial Coordinator & Jackie Eaton, Community Action Program for Children Training and Education Coordinator Opening and Drumming Granny Willow (Kelleen Blouin), Knowledge Keeper 10:15 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. The Wisdom of the Lullaby: More Than Just Singing Kids to Sleep Dr. Deborah MacNamara, […]
This presentation provides an overview of a nursing-led, JBI qualitative systematic review that explored the experiences of caregivers enhancing their children's health after making the decision to decline all or some routine vaccines. Forty studies, originating from 14 countries with approximately 676 participants, met the criteria for inclusion. The results of the systematic review will […]
Opening the Door to Difficult Conversations toolkit workshop is for Saskatchewan adult allies to build capacity to engage youth in conversations about alcohol and alcohol-related harms. The sessions provide training about the concepts of facilitation, youth engagement, adult allyship, being trauma-informed, and creating safe spaces. Trained adult allies gain access to the toolkit and are […]
This presentation explores the far-reaching consequences of intimate partner violence (IPV) on children who witness or are exposed to it. Going beyond the immediate physical dangers, this presentation will delve into the emotional, psychological, neurobiological, developmental, and economic impacts of intimate partner violence that can shape a child's future. With a focus on local and […]
Motivational Interviewing (MI) is an effective way of talking with people about CHANGE. Change is not always easy but using MI with your clients: Helps them consider their own reasons for change Decreases their resistance to change Builds motivation to change Strengthens their commitment to change MI is useful in supporting people in a variety […]
The Supporting Parents Webinar Series focuses on topics to help parents and caregivers learn how to create environments that help children thrive. These webinars can be used as part of parenting groups or can be used by parents and caregivers independently. Interactive activities are used to share strategies and tips to enhance capacity to raise […]
In community spaces across the province, we continually hear calls for enhanced professional development, learning opportunities, and stronger community support. To meet this need, the Youth Mental Health Learning and Sharing Community has partnered with the Saskatchewan Prevention Institute to host a dedicated day of connection, growth, and collaboration. Key topics and activities include: My […]
Opening the Door to Difficult Conversations toolkit workshop is for Saskatchewan adult allies to build capacity to engage youth in conversations about alcohol and alcohol-related harms. The sessions provide training about the concepts of facilitation, youth engagement, adult allyship, being trauma-informed, and creating safe spaces. Trained adult allies gain access to the toolkit and are […]
The Supporting Parents Webinar Series focuses on topics to help parents and caregivers learn how to create environments that help children thrive. These webinars can be used as part of parenting groups or can be used by parents and caregivers independently. Interactive activities are used to share strategies and tips to enhance capacity to raise […]
It Can Happen to Anyone (ITCHA) is a prevention-based workshop designed for parent groups, service providers, and community audiences. It includes a comprehensive overview of youth sexual exploitation, case studies and trends of youth exploitation, online exploitation, legal issues surrounding sexual exploitation, and family support. Attendees will learn learn how to prevent and recognize the […]