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SUMMARY:“Distress Tolerance with DBT”
DESCRIPTION:Many of the clients we serve experience emotional distress due to life circumstances\, often finding it overwhelming and debilitating. By learning to tolerate distressing circumstances\, clients can both weather the storm of their emotions and learn to interpret their emotions and sensations as less distressing. This webinar\, with featured speaker Laval Martin\, will explore distress tolerance skills\, through the lens of Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT). DBT is an evidence-informed and empirically-validated treatment modality\, originally designed to treat people experiencing suicidal ideation and borderline personality disorder. \nRegister via Zoom\nAbout Laval Martin\nLaval has worked in social work since 2006\, supporting diverse populations including those facing mental health challenges\, disabilities\, and homelessness. He has extensive experience in crisis intervention and conflict resolution through his work in group homes\, shelters\, and drop-ins. \nHe is a graduate of the University of Toronto\, Factor-Inwentash Faculty of  Social Work. \nAll are welcome\n\n\nAbout the Alumni Association event series\nThe FIFSW Alumni Association proudly presents an annual event series of virtual and in-person lectures\, workshops and other professional development experiences focused on clinical conversations\, best practices and emerging trends and themes in the field of social work. \n 
URL:https://socialwork.utoronto.ca/event/distress-tolerance-with-dbt/
LOCATION:via Zoom
CATEGORIES:FIFSW Alumni Association Event Series
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SUMMARY:Different Lenses\, Shared Vision: Internationalizing Research for LGBTQ+ Youth Resilience
DESCRIPTION:Different Lenses\, Shared Vision: Internationalizing Research for LGBTQ+ Youth Resilience brings together researchers and advocates across disciplines\, geographies\, and generations to explore how global\, community-based\, and intersectional perspectives can advance resilience among LGBTQ+ youth. Hosted by the International Partnership for Queer Youth Resilience (INQYR)\, this panel—moderated by Prof. Shelley L. Craig—features insights from Prof. Ignacio Lozano Verduzco (Mexico)\, Eli Verdugo (Mexico/Canada)\, and Jenny Hui (Canada). Together\, they will share experiences from diverse contexts and methodologies\, highlighting the power of collaborative\, culturally grounded\, and youth-informed research to foster meaningful change across borders. \nTuesday\, April 29\, 2025\n12:30 to 2:00pm\nLocation: Zoom \n​This virtual event will feature live English-Spanish interpretation. \nRegister for Different Lenses\, Shared Vision\n​Moderated by Dr. Shelley L. Craig\, Professor from the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work\, University of Toronto. \n​Panelists: \n\n​Dr. Ignacio Lozana Verduzco (he/him)\, Professor\, Department of Psychology\, National Pedagogical University\, Mexico City\n​Eli Verdugo\, Masters student\, School of Public Health and Social Policy\, University of Victoria\n​Jenny Hui\, PhD student\, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education\, University of Toronto\n\nPresented by INQYR and the University of Toronto Scarborough\, Office of the Vice-Principal Research & Innovation.
URL:https://socialwork.utoronto.ca/event/different-lenses-shared-vision-internationalizing-research-for-lgbtq-youth-resilience/
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