Just a short bulletin for now as many organizations take a summer hiatus.

Updates from the Ottawa Network for Borderline Personality Disorder:

News from our Partners:

If you have news that would be of interest to us or our members, please send it to webservices@on-bpd.ca.

Following are some news stories from us, as well as some bulletins we've received from our partners that may be of interest to you.

Updates from the Ottawa Network for Borderline Personality Disorder:

News from our Partners:

If you have news that would be of interest to us or our members, please send it to webservices@on-bpd.ca.

Following are some news stories from us, as well as some bulletins we've received from our partners that may be of interest to you.

Updates from the Ottawa Network for Borderline Personality Disorder:

News from our Partners:

If you have news that would be of interest to us or our members, please send it to webservices@on-bpd.ca.

 

Following are some news stories from us, as well as some bulletins we've received that may be of interest to you.

Updates from the Ottawa Network for Borderline Personality Disorder:

News from our partners:

If you have news that would be of interest to us or our members, please send it to webservices@on-bpd.ca.

 

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In alignment with the ON-BPD 3-year strategy and business plans, we support the expansion of the Family Connections® course in nearby areas. As a result of the Family Connections leader training program in Ottawa in September, there are now three new leaders in the Cornwall area. We are delighted to report that the first Family Connections course in Cornwall began on February 20, 2018. You may want to bookmark (or share) this page to find out when future courses will run. 

When: Tuesday evenings
Schedule: Weekly meetings for 12 weeks
Location: Community Addiction and Mental Health Services
                  850 McConnell Avenue
                  Cornwall, Ontario  K6H 4M3

We congratulate the Cornwall team on their initiative and wish them much success as they present this valuable course to family members. 

To apply: Please download and complete the application form (one application for each person who would like to attend) and send it by email to Sharyn.duffey@cornwallhospital.ca

The following letter to the editor was published in the Ottawa Citizen.

18 Nov. 2017
Ottawa Citizen

Re: Here's why we should stop planning for a new jail, Nov 9, 2017.

1er janvier 2018


Michèle Langlois
Présidente du RésO-TPL et
Facilitatrice du programme Connexion familiale

À l'aube de la nouvelle année, je réfléchis à nos réalisations des douze derniers mois et je suis frappée par ce qu'un groupe de bénévoles dévoués peut accomplir.

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Following are some news stories from us, as well as some bulletins we've received that may be of interest to you.

Updates from the Ottawa Network for Borderline Personality Disorder:

News from our partners:

If you have news that would be of interest to us or our members, please send it to webservices@on-bpd.ca.

"Continuing Connections" is a half-day workshop delivered quarterly to "graduates" who have completed the 12 week Family Connections® course. “Continuing Connections” main objectives are to develop a support network for family members experiencing similar situations and to practice the Family Connections (FC) skills in a safe, supportive environment.

The next "Continuing Connections" workshop, focusing on “Problem Management” is being offered November 4, 2017 at 9:30 am to noon at the Royal Ottawa Health Center.

Le RésO-TPL répond à la demande croissante de soutien à la famille

[Ottawa, ON | 15 October 2017]

Le Réseau d'Ottawa pour le trouble de personnalité limite (RésO-TPL) a lancé sa première formation locale de chefs de groupe du programme Connexion familiale du 8 au 10 septembre 2017.

Des Ottaviens locaux ont reçu la formation par vidéoconférence organisée par la National Education Alliance for Borderline Personality Disorder (NEA-BPD) à San Francisco en compagnie d'autres participants situés dans six villes d'Amérique du Nord.  La plupart des bénévoles qui ont consacré leur week-end à cette formation sont des diplômés du cours Connexion familiale et ont un proche atteint du TPL ou qui a de la difficulté à réguler ses émotions.  Ayant complété la formation de chef de groupe, ils sont maintenant prêts à co-animer le cours Connexion familiale de 12 semaines.  De plus, parmi les participants, il y avait des professionnels dévoués de l'Hôpital Royal Ottawa, de l'Hôpital Queensway-Carleton et de la région de Cornwall, qui travaillent tous dans le domaine de la santé mentale.

Bref, le RésO-TPL répond à la demande!

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