Where lived experience and best practice meet

BCAPOP offers its Perinatal Substance Use 101 Training throughout the year to helping professionals and peers from across the country. Registration is limited to 30 people and spots always fill up fast! BCAPOP also offers in person or virtual private contract Perinatal Substance Use Training for groups of up to 30.

PERINATAL SUBSTANCE USE 101 TRAINING & PRIVATE SPEAKING ENGAGEMENT FEES

Effective April 1, 2024-March 31, 2025

Private booking for your organization/community group up to 30 people

Includes 30 resource sets (hard copy PSU handbooks & tool cards)

Speaking: two- hour presentation on customized topic 

• Online: $1,500.00 CAN
• In-person: $1,500.00 CAN plus travel costs for main speaker

Consulting

• Consulting Fees: $250.00 CAN/hour

Please contact Heather (heather@bcapop.ca) for potential partnership opportunities for speaking engagements or a customized session for your organization. 

ABOUT THE PSU TRAINING
BCAPOP’s Executive Director, Heather Cameron, RN, BScN, will use both her professional and personal lived experience combined with up-to-date best practices, research and resources to offer professionals and peers the knowledge and know how to support pregnant, postpartum and newly parenting people who use substances. This training workshop will provide you with the insight, evidence-based information, increased confidence and comfort to implement useful tools, approaches and strategies to help you engage, support and maintain the supportive relationships necessary to offer gold standard care to your clients, participants or patients.

This two-day training workshop is limited to 30 participants to foster an intimate, engaging and safe place to reflect, share and grow in your professional practice in meaningful ways. All participants will receive printed resources to help build their own best practice toolkit.

• Opening roundtable introductions
• A basic introduction to:

DAY TWO OVERVIEW

• A basic introduction to:
• • The importance of wrap-around support and building a village
  • Approaches and tools to provide best practice support that aims to be trauma-informed and culturally safe
  • Supporting through transitions in and out of acute care, institutions and through engagement with child welfare
  • Province-wide resources for professionals and pregnant, postpartum and newly parenting people
• Closing roundtable sharing