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ALT The image is the Food for Thought discussion guide cover image. Adults and Parents gather outside of a restaurant. The title reads "Food for Thought : A Youth Perspective on Recovery-Oriented Practice"
ALT Science Policy Series : Mental Health Meets Policy. Date : July 18th, 2022. Presented by CSPC (Canadian Science Policy Centre" Members of panel : 1) Moderated by Dr. Samantha Wells (Senior Scientist and Senior Director, Institute for Mental Health Policy Research (CAMH). 2) Stan Kutcher, Senator, Senate of Canada. 3) Dr. Mary Bartram, Director of Policy, Mental Health Commission of Canada. 4) Margaret Eaton, National CEO, Canadian Mental Health Association. 5) Dr. Noella Piquette, Registered Psychologist, Associate Professor, University of Lethbridge.
ALT A table with 3 columns and 2 rows lays out the six dimensions of recovery-oriented practice: creating a culture and language of hope; recovery is personal; recovery occurs in the content of one's life; responding to the diverse needs of everyone living in Canada; working with First Nations, Inuit and Métis; and recovery is about transform services and systems.
ALT The background on the left side of the rectangle is orange. In black text, "The quality, safety, and effectiveness of mental health apps is largely undefined." In larger white text, "Help us fill that gap. Review our assessment framework today." Then in smaller black text, "Deadline: June 26, 2022". Beneath all this text are the logos for the Mental Health Commission of Canada and ORCHA. On the right side a white woman is holding a smartphone. Above the phone is a blue cartoon speech bubble. We cannot see her face.
