Community of practice on crisis intervention
An event reserved for TGFM members to share your current intervention experiences while exploring your training needs to strengthen your future skills.
In response to the concerns raised by the women consulted as part of the Feminist Perspectives on Police Profiling and Discrimination project, we'd like to create a space for privileged exchange between practitioners. The aim is to share your current intervention experiences while exploring your training needs to strengthen your future skills.
Our previous communities of practice have highlighted the feminist approach to mental health. To continue in this vein, we are organizing a moment of exchange between practitioners from TGFM member groups. Following this community of practice, we plan to organize two training sessions next winter to respond specifically to the challenges you will have identified at this first meeting.
Your expertise is invaluable. Join us in developing better practices and approaches to crisis intervention.
📅 Thursday, November 23, 9 am to 12 pm.
📍 In person in room 202 of Centre St-Pierre: 212, rue Panet, Montréal, Québec H2L 2Y7
🥐 Breakfast served
⚠️ This community of practice is reserved for practitioners with at least 1 year's experience in your organization, or with at least 3 years' experience in intervention elsewhere.
Maximum of 2 people per TGFM member organization.
Places are limited, so register now!