ATTCH is pleased to be offering another leading-edge trauma and attachment conference series March 30 – April 3, 2020, this will now be offered fully online. This comprehensive conference will give you practical tools to take your trauma processing to a deeper level and learn effective tools and skills to work with grief and loss. · Day 1 ~ March 30 : · Healing Trauma: Cool Hacks for Kids, Teens, their parents, and Adults Part 1 . · Day 2 ~ March 31 : · Healing Trauma: Cool Hacks for Kids, Teens, their parents, and Adults Part 2 . · Days 3 & 4 · Strategies for Processing and Healing Grief with Anne-Marie Lockmyer (2-day training). · Day 5 · When Words Fail: Expressive Arts Approaches to Grief and Loss with Cher Curshen. *Pre-requisite: Must have completed core 3-day certification trainings in order to complete these trainings. See details on the website. This conference is hosted by ATTCH. Please contact by email to register reception@attch.org.

Join us for a Livestream that is for EVERYONE at a time when we are all looking for some deep connection, support, and love. Our 1-hour program will feature Dr. Gary Chapman, best-selling author of “The 5 Love Languages.” Over the past few weeks, Dr. Chapman has aligned his keynote with the real-life situations we are all dealing with as we self-isolate at home. Gary says that at the heart of every relationship is the desire to love and feel love. What you need to know before SHOWTIME! #1 – RSVP for the Live Stream by visiting Pathstone Foundation #2 – Take the FREE Love Language Quiz at 5 Love Languages #3 – Dress code is to wear white + a splash of your favorite colour. Anything goes at home! Pj’s, housecoat, bunny slippers, you name it! #4 – Dr. Gary Chapman joins us LIVE and brings The 5 Love Languages to life in a 15-minute keynote + Q & A. Learn how to better connect and show love in every relationship in your life in this COVID-19 world and beyond. #5 – Post your White & Bright pics on social, don’t forget to tag us @PathstoneMH and use #WABA

With the constantly developing COVID-19 pandemic, people with addiction and mental health disorders may experience unique challenges associated with self-quarantine and isolation. EHN Canada has been offering their online WAGON Programs to patients for some time and they are now using this tool to support intensive outpatient programs (IOP), Aftercare and virtual Alumni events. They are also now offering 1:1 counseling for individuals suffering from generalized mental health such as depression, grief, and anxiety. Join our upcoming webinar where we will discuss the various features offered through WAGON, the referral process, and updates put in place as we navigate this pandemic. This event is brought to you by EHN Canada

This webinar series will explore our own values and beliefs about intimacy and aging and the relationship between these sensitive topics when we are supporting persons with dementia. There are challenges presented by the desire for intimacy when faced with physical, mental, psychological, social and environmental barriers. Participants will be encouraged to share some of their unique situations and strategies will be shared and discussed. This webinar is the first of a two part series in partnership with ASC / CCNA. Part two (which takes place Tuesday April 28) will use case examples to highlight some common challenges that arise when issues of intimacy arise in persons with dementia and strategies will be offered to help us support meaningful relationships. This integrated KTE webinar event is brought to you by brainXchange in partnership with the Alzheimer Society of Canada and the Canadian Consortium on Neurodegeneration in Aging (CCNA).