Name: The Evidence - Episode 01: Stigma by The Evidence | Les données
Duration: 13 min
Description: In the premier episode of The Evidence, Gord Garner, Executive Director of Community Addictions Peer Support Association joins the show to talk about stigma and its effects on those battling substance use disorder. We also announce the official date and location for CCSA’s 2019 Issues of Substance conference.

When was Community Addictions Peer Support Association formed?

In the premier episode of The Evidence, Gord Garner, Executive Director of Community Addictions Peer Support Association joins the show to talk about stigma and its effects on those battling substance use disorder. We also announce the official date and location for CCSA’s 2019 Issues of Substance conference.

The Evidence - Episode 01: Stigma

As the holiday season approaches, The Evidence discusses Low-Risk Alcohol Drinking Guidelines. CCSA’s Bryce Barker discusses the guidelines and their significance. Amanda Nielson, a harms reduction consultant at Algonquin College, talks about working with post-secondary students and their experiences with alcohol. We also discuss the opening of the call for abstracts for CCSA’s Issues of Substance conference.

The Evidence - Episode 02: Low Risk Drinking Guidelines

Science tells us that the experiences we have in the earliest years of our life change brain architecture in lasting ways. The Brain Story certification course explores these links between early childhood trauma, brain development and the consequences for lifelong health, including addiction. The Alberta Family Wellness Initiative (AFWI) developed the Brain Story course. On this episode of the evidence, AFWI President Michelle Gagnon and AFWI Scientific Director, Senior Program Officer Nicole Sherren speak with our new correspondent Victoria Lewis about their program. Dr. Doris Payer also stops by to discuss CCSA’s recently held Brain Builders Lab featuring the Brain Story.
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Selon la science, les expériences vécues durant les premières années de vie modifient l’architecture du cerveau de façon durable. La formation Histoire du cerveau aborde les liens entre le traumatisme dans la petite enfance, le développement du cerveau et les conséquences à long terme sur la santé, notamment la dépendance. La formation Histoire du cerveau a été mise au point par l’Initiative albertaine pour le bien-être de la famille (AFWI). Dans cet épisode du balado Les données, Michelle Gagnon, présidente de l’AFWI, et Nicole Sherren, directrice scientifique et agente principale de programmes de l’AFWI, parlent du programme avec notre nouvelle correspondante, Victoria Lewis. Doris Payer, Ph.D., est également des nôtres pour discuter du labo Bâtisseurs de cerveaux tenu récemment par le CCDUS et mettant en vedette Histoire du cerveau.

The Evidence - Episode 01: Stigma

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