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DESCRIPTION:\nIn this talk\, the presenters will share about Caregiver–Clin
 ician Acceptance and Commitment Training (CC-ACT)\, a partnered workshop d
 esigned to support the well-being of family caregivers of people with neur
 odevelopmental conditions. \n\nThey will discuss why approaches like CC-AC
 T can help families manage stress and foster resilience\, how the caregive
 r–clinician partnership model is essential to its success\, and what the t
 raining process involves. The session will also highlight research results
  to date and explore future directions.\n\n\nRegister now\n\n\nSpeakers \n
 \nDr. Johanna Lake is a scientist and clinical psychologist at the Azrieli
  Centre for Adult Neurodevelopmental Disabilities and Mental Health at CAM
 H\, as well as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at t
 he University of Toronto. Her research and clinical work focus on the asse
 ssment and intervention for neurodivergent children and youth\, with an em
 phasis on including living and lived experience in shaping evidence-based 
 services. She also studies approach to promote caregiver wellbeing\, such 
 as Acceptance and Commitment Training (ACT)\, and works to strengthen the 
 implementation of evidence-based interventions in community settings.\n\nL
 ee Steel is the proud parent of two adult children. Her eldest son was dia
 gnosed with a neurodevelopmental condition when he was a toddler 30 years 
 ago. Lee has been supporting families for the past 24 years and is current
 ly the Family Advisor at the Azrieli Adult Neurodevelopmental Centre at CA
 MH in Toronto. She is also an ACT co-facilitator and coaches’ teams delive
 ring ACT workshops across Canada.\n\n\nAbout CanNRT Research Forums\n\nThe
  Canadian Neurodevelopmental Research Training (CanNRT) Platform’s Researc
 h Forums showcase the diverse work of CanNRT members. The Distinguished Sp
 eakers Series features presentations from esteemed international experts. 
 Co-led by CanNRT trainees and the CanNRT team\, these workshops promote co
 llaboration and knowledge exchange on topics related to neurodevelopment a
 nd associated conditions.\n\nAbout the Giant Steps Living Lab Learning Ser
 ies\n\nThe Giant Steps Living Lab Learning Series provides professional de
 velopment opportunities through expert guest speakers and informal network
 ing sessions for professionals from Giant Steps and the Transforming Autis
 m Care Consortium (TACC).\n
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LOCATION:Online
SUMMARY:The Power of Partnerships: Using CC-ACT to Promote Caregiver Wellbe
 ing
URL:/neuro/channels/event/power-partnerships-using-cc-
 act-promote-caregiver-wellbeing-367922
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