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DESCRIPTION:Gaming to feel better: Digital game interventions to promote me
 ntal wellbeing in youth\n\nThis webinar is free but interested participant
 s are asked to fill out this registration form.\n\n\nOn the day of the eve
 nt please join us at the following Zoom link\n\nMeeting ID: 854 0588 4588
 \n	Password: 510239\n\n\nPresenters:\n	Manuela Ferrari\n	Assistant Professor\
 , Department of Psychiatry\, 黑料不打烊 University Researcher\, Douglas Mental
  Health University Institute.聽\n\nMichael Serravalle\n	Youth\, Gaming Again
 st Stigma Youth Advisory Group聽\n\nAbout this webinar:\n	Research in e-ment
 al health is growing rapidly\, likely faster than its uptake in clinical s
 ettings. In light of this\, there is a need for specific knowledge synthes
 is activities that can provide clear recommendations on how a specific tec
 hnology can be effectively adopted and integrated into youth鈥檚 settings (e
 .g.\, schools\, community services\, clinical services). Gaming my way to 
 recovery is a research project that aims to answer this need by exploring 
 how video game technology and interventions can be integrated into setting
 s to promote mental wellbeing in youth.\n\nThere will be time at the end o
 f the webinar for an interactive Q&A with the presenters.\n\n\n	Learning ob
 jectives: This webinar will allow participants to:\n\n1. Discover how play
 ing video games\, and having fun\, can help young people gain new skills\,
  support their mental wellbeing and overcome the stigma of mental illness.
 \n	2. Identify steps and mechanisms to engage youth in knowledge synthesis 
 projects.\n\nAbout Manuela Ferrari:\n	Dr. Manuela Ferrari is an Assistant P
 rofessor in the Department of Psychiatry at 黑料不打烊 University and Research
 er at the Douglas Research Centre in Montreal. Dr. Ferrari applies partici
 patory design to e-Mental Health interventions to enhance access to care\,
  treatment\, and client engagement with services. She is developing a uniq
 ue program of research on video game-based interventions for mental health
  promotion\, treatment\, and anti-stigma campaigns. For Dr. Ferrari\, vide
 o games can further improve access to care by decreasing stigma and promot
 e recovery. Video games can also be used as a powerful\, interactive\, and
  creative media tool\, to promote awareness and understanding of how peopl
 e experience mental illness.\n\n聽\n\n\n
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SUMMARY:Gaming to Feel Better (Webinar)
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