A qualitative study of the experience of people with mental health or substance use histories when using (or trying to access) primary care – GPs, walk in clinics, and Emergency Departments.
Resources
Research suggests that women with psychiatric disabilities may experience particular sexual health vulnerabilities and a need for associated sexual health services. These vulnerabilities include increased risk of sexually transmitted infections, including HIV/AIDS; lower rates of contraceptive use; unplanned and unwanted pregnancies; and higher rates of gender-based violence, including childhood sexual abuse, sexual assault and rape […]
A guide to community-based research A project conceived and directed by a working group initiated out of the Centre for Addiction & Mental Health Community Advisory Committee for Research (including the Empowerment Council).
Advocate on a systemic level (e.g. to CAMH, government) on behalf of addiction and mental health clients. Ensure client access to information, and educate clients in regard to choices, self advocacy, critical thinking, leadership development, and political awareness. Educate, sensitize, and provide training to mental health professionals, addiction workers, and other members of the community. […]
A list of print and online resources for conducting research with psychiatric survivors/consumers/service users. Special thanks to A. White for compiling this list.