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Education Events

The 2011-2012 CPRI Professional Education workshops are expected to fill quickly.  Register early to avoid disappointment.  Pre-registration with payment is required to secure a space. Cost varies with event, as indicated.  A $10.00 Early Bird discount will be applied at checkout for all registrations completed a minimum of one month prior to the event.

There are two ways to register:

(1) Online. Click on the event you would like to register for and follow the prompts.  You will need a credit card to complete your registration (via PayPal).  Note: You cannot use PayPal with Internet Explorer 6. To register online, use an up-to-date browser such as Firefox, Chrome or Internet Explorer 7, 8 or 9.

(2) Offline. Download this form and follow the instructions. The form may be submitted via fax, e-mail, or regular mail.

**Please note that the Exploring and Understanding the Benefits and Applications of Snoezelen/MSE scheduled for April 2012 has been cancelled. The April event is now Managing and Adapting Clinical Practice in Children's Mental Health with Dr. Bruce Chorpita.**

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CPRI Grounds Map - Zarfas Hall

Events

Aboriginal Awareness - A Historical Perspective

Event date:
Jun 14, 2012 at 09:00 AM
Event End Date:
Jun 14, 2012 at 04:00 PM
Cut off date:
Jun 13, 2012
Individual Price:
$85.00

This training is the introductory foundation to an examination of First Nation/Aboriginal issues in Canada today.  The main purpose is to provide participants with the tools they need in order to begin to establish healthy, viable relationships with First Nation/Aboriginal communities and clients. 

Presented by Kelly Brownbill, Educator, Facilitator, Consultant

Kelly Brownbill's spirit name, Wabunnoongakekwe, means Woman Who Comes from the East and she is proud to be WabizhashiDodem, Marten Clan.  She is a member of the Flat Bay community of the Mi’kmaq Nation in Newfoundland.  She currently lives near Barrie, Ontario and has been an active member of the Aboriginal community in this area for the past 20 years.