Shanique
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As a Knowledge Translation Specialist & Implementation Consultant, Shanique works with multiple stakeholders and organizations address and support the mental health needs of BIPOC members by:
(1) identifying and responding to knowledge gap needs;
(2) developing strategic initiatives to build frameworks and facilitate organizational culture change that effectively meets identified gaps and needs; and,
(3) supporting evaluation activities and processes related to reach, impact and effectiveness of knowledge mobilization activities.
Shanique supports the translation of findings related to evidence-based practice, Africentricity, cultural-affirming care, and research into knowledge products that can be used and delivered through various communication channels.
She has been involved in the development of educational events, conferences and workshops; organizational trainings; podcasts and mass education products, such as best practice guidelines and manuals; and, knowledge mobilization activities to support the exchange and translation of evidence-based research and interventions for BIPOC and marginalized communities.
Some topics presented or developed into trainings and workshops:
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Africentric Principles and Mental Health
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Racial Trauma (Race-Based Traumatic Stress Injuries)
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Mental Health First Aid
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Mental Health Resilience & Coping Strategies
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Mental Health & Race (key considerations for BIPOC individuals including the impact of racial trauma and discrimination)
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Mental Health Disorders in Young People (including signs and symptoms and ways to address (high-functioning) depression and anxiety)
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Supporting individuals with Suicidal Ideation
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Interpersonal Relationships (including attachment styles)
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Mental Health and Learning Styles (supporting neurodivergent individuals)
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Supporting the Mental Health of Black Youth
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Neuropsychological Impact of Racial Trauma
A few organizations I have had the pleasure to work with:
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Black Mental Health Canada (BMHC)
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Canadian Black Nurses Alliance (CBNA)
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University of Toronto – Student Union
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Glendon College, York University – Black Student Union
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Ontario Society of Registered Psychotherapists (OSRP)
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Ministry of Children, Community & Social Services, Province of Ontario
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Ministry of Citizens’ Services, Government of British Columbia
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City of Peterborough, Community Race Relations Committee
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Lumenus Community Services
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City of Toronto
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CGI
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Trent University
to support your organizational needs
Fostering Wellness Event.
Training
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Mental Health First Aid
MHFA Training aims to improve mental health literacy and destigmatize conversations related to mental health. This training is open to everyone (18+) and provides the skills and knowledge to help people better manage potential or developing mental health problems in themselves, a family member, a friend or a colleague.
With Mental Health First Aid training, you'll acquire essential skills to:
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Recognize Warning Signs of Mental Health decline
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Provide Initial Support
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Initiate Critical Conversations about Mental Wellbeing
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Combat Stigma
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Promote Self-Help
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Offer Reassurance and Information
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Guide Individuals to Professional Help
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Create a Supportive Environment for those in need
It's not just a course - it's a toolkit for making a positive impact and allows you to become an empathetic ally to those facing declining mental wellbeing or are in crisis.
* Training is offered virtually and in-person.
Register today for the next upcoming MHFA Training
Group/Corporate Trainings are also available. Email hello@shaniquevictoria.com to schedule and discuss rates.