NavOn Training Sessions
All NavOn Training Sessions
Vicarious Trauma, Compassion Fatigue and Resiliency
Join us for this one-day workshop on Vicarious Trauma Compassion Fatigue and Resiliency Vicarious trauma and compassion fatigue impact the lives of professionals in the health care, child welfare, mental…
Celebrating Bell Let’s Talk Day: Understanding Suicide Risk Interventions
Carling Heights Optimist Community Centre 656 Elizabeth Street, London, ON, CanadaFew therapists receive training in risk reducing interventions. Do you know which interventions effectively reduce suicide risk?Celebrating Bell Let's Talk Day: Understanding Suicide Risk InterventionsWorkshop goal: Understanding effective interventions for…
Understanding Complex Trauma and Attachment
Understanding Complex Trauma and AttachmentThis training is designed for clinical staff supporting clients living with the impacts of complex trauma. Complex trauma is the result of repeated experiences of adversity…
Building a Deeper Understanding of Self-Harm
This session will support clinicians in identifying and delivering evidence-based treatments for self-harm.Did you know that self-harm impacts 14% to 39% of youth? In this advanced course clinicians will grow…
Suicide Risk Assessment: The Art of Interviewing
September is World Suicide Prevention Month. This training session teaches therapeutic skills to assess suicide risk. Help us prevent suicide by building capacity through training and education.
Building a Deeper Understanding of Self-Harm
Did you know that self-harm impacts 14% to 39% of youth?Did you know that self-harm impacts 14% to 39% of youth? In this advanced course clinicians will grow their understanding…
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder A Brain and Strengths-Based workshop
Did you know that an estimated 4% of the population in Canada has Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)?Did you know that an estimated 4% of the population in Canada has…
Voice of the Child Reports
Children have the right to be heard. Learn how to include their voices in family decision-making.
Domestic Violence: Current Trends and Implications for Service Providers
This session examines Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) from three angles - child's view, the violent parent/partner, and parent/partner experiencing the violence. This session is designed for clinicians working with offending partners, children, and victims of IPV. Participants will understand screening, risk management, planning for safety, and treatment options for - children, survivor, and offender.