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SUMMARY:Post-secondary Student Mental Health - A Primer for "Off Campus" 
 Physicians and Psychotherapists 
DESCRIPTION:70% of transition-aged youth (TAY) or 18-25 year olds in Cana
 da will spend time in post-secondary school. This developmental phase of
  life carries specific challenges and a high prevalence of psychological
  distress, mental health and substance disorders. In this presentation w
 e will discuss the key mental health and well-being issues which PSS stu
 dents face, helpful theoretical models, and approaches to mental health 
 care, including psychotherapeutic approaches which warrant consideration
  in this population, using case vignettes to illustrate concepts and cha
 llenges.\n\n \n\n-- ABOUT THE PRESENTERS --\n\nDr. Catharine Munn is an
  Associate Clinical Professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavi
 oural Neurosciences at McMaster. Her clinical, research and administrati
 ve work focuses on post-secondary student and health professional mental
  health and well-being. Dr. Munn is the Assistant Dean, Resident Affairs
  in Postgraduate Medical Education in the Degroote School of Medicine at
  McMaster. She also currently serves as an Advisor to the Provost on Men
 tal Health at McMaster.\n\nDr. Andrea Levinson is an Assistant Professor
  in the Department of Psychiatry, University of Toronto. She is the Dire
 ctor, Psychiatric Care, Health & Wellness, at the University of Toronto,
  and is a staff psychiatrist at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Heal
 th (CAMH). Dr. Levinson is the Clinical Lead for the Student Mental Heal
 th Redesign Project at the University of Toronto. Dr. Levinson is respon
 sible for the provision and management of psychiatric services on campus
  and acts as a resource for the university community on mental health is
 sues across the campus. Dr Levinson’s research interests include posts
 econdary student mental health, early intervention in the context of the
  emerging adult cohort, health professional wellness and resilience and 
 mood disorders.\n\n \n\nApproved for 1 hour of MDPAC Group CE credits 
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