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Virtual Peer Support for Social Workers/Social Service Workers

Resource Type: Webinar
Posted On: April 27, 2020
Audience(s): Leaders & Managers, Social Workers, Staff / Team Members

Join us for Virtual Community of Practice Peer Support sessions. We will come together using video conferencing to discuss issues impacting psychosocial care of residents living in long-term care (LTC) homes, as well as impacts of COVID-19 on LTC social work practice. We will share relevant resources and discuss successes and current challenges.

Sessions will be hosted by Family Councils Ontario and the Ontario CLRI at Bruyère, and co-facilitated with Karin Adlhoch, part-time faculty at York University, School of Social Work, and former resident services manager at Cummer Lodge (City of Toronto LTC Homes).

The Community of Practice sessions happen virtually on a monthly basis.

Interested in joining? Contact Michelle Fleming, Knowledge Broker at mfleming@bruyere.org

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