This course allows participants to better understand the usefulness of the Human Development Model – Disability Creation Process (HDM-DCP) applied to the field of mental health. Throughout the presentation, a concrete example of a person living with a mental health disorder is offered according to the different objectives of the course. Several exercises accompany these objectives to illustrate how to apply the model in one’s intervention.
This 6-hour course is offered by a certified instructor from the International Network on the Disability Creation Process.
Participants in this course will be able to deepen their knowledge of an integrative conceptual model that can help them assess, according to their discipline, the situation of people with a mental health disorder by providing them with tools to promote the social participation of these people. This course will also allow them to take advantage of the principles and values of the HDM-DCP, those related to recovery in the field of mental health.
Participants in this course come from backgrounds as diverse as education, work, health and social services, public administration and advocacy organizations. It is aimed at both mental health workers and managers.
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