Managing distress and crises: approaches to communicate, collaborate, and cope
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Please REGISTER and join us for the following sessions that are free, and open to the public.
Please note these sessions are offered in ENGLISH ONLY.
Dr. Philip Grandia, C.Psych.
Psychologist, Community Mental Health Program, The Royal
Dr. Philip Grandia brings the perspective of a clinical psychologist who works with individuals experiencing severe and persistent mental Illness. This event explores different approaches to managing loved ones’ mental health challenges, distress, aggression, and crises through communication, engagement, and coping. It’s an opportunity to discuss how to support an individual (family member or client) when things become challenging (e.g., crises, heightened stress/distress). Participants will learn about general approaches as well as tips and tricks related to supporting loved ones or clients in particularly challenging circumstances. This is a psychologist’s approach, which focuses on the things we say (or don’t say) and how we say it.
Tuesday, May 31, 2022
6 to 7:30 PM on zoom
These sessions are free, and open to the public however registrations is required.
Limited space is available.
To register, please email click here.
Juliet Haynes, MSW, RSW at juliet.haynes@theroyal.ca