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Concurrent Disorders Webinar Series – The Forensic Journey and Beyond

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BC Mental Health and Substance Use Services is coming back to you with their quarterly Concurrent Disorders Webinar Series to help patients, clients and families better understand the complex world of concurrent disorders.

Our next webinar session will be on The Forensic Journey and Beyond: Where the healthcare and legal systems intersect.
– It will take place via Zoom on Friday, June 10th, 2:00-3:30 p.m. PST.
– The speakers will be Peter Parnell, Director of Access, Transitions and Forensic Clinical Risk at the Forensic Psychiatric Hospital, and Midhath Mahir, Lawyer at the Community Legal Assistance Society (CLAS).

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The Forensic Journey and Beyond: Where the healthcare and legal systems intersect. On Friday, June 10th, 2:00-3:30 p.m. PST, BC Mental Health and Substance Use Services is hosting a webinar to deepen our shared understanding on the forensic patient journey through the forensic psychiatric system in British Columbia.

About the Concurrent Disorders Webinar Series: This is a quarterly event designed for patients and families, by patients and families. It is a welcoming space for all patients and families interested in learning about topics related to complex and concurrent mental health and substance use disorders.

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