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Stigma Aware - Attachment Orientated - Family Centred - Equity Driven - Rights Based

Starlings Community of S.A.F.E.R  Care Practice Professionals 

The Starlings CoSP is a global, collaborative community for professionals who work in mental health and addictions spaces, including counsellors, therapists, psychologists, social workers, nurses, physicians, paramedics peer support workers, researchers, and students who are committed to providing safer support to people impacted by substance use and addiction. 

About the COsP

The CoSP is a project by Starlings Community, an organization internationally recognized for their lived experience and leadership in research-informed, youth-centred approaches to supporting those impacted by parental substance use, who continue to believe that every person, regardless of their relationship to substances, deserves relevant, safe, and stigma free support and resources. Based on the feedback from professionals, and aligned with our mission and vision, our hope is to support the creation of a connected network of mental health and addiction professionals who are committed to providing safer support to people impacted by substance use through networking, knowledge sharing, and skill building  subsequently increasing trust in service providers, reducing stigma and shame, and increasing help-seeking behaviour by  youth and their families.  

What Do You Get

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Access to A private Community Facebook Page

A private Facebook group for professionals focused on resource sharing, referrals/networking, research and sector updates 

Exclusive COsP Newsletter

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An exclusive monthly CoSP newsletter with practice-relevant insights and research, resources, reflection prompts, and upcoming learning opportunities and events 

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Trainings, Workshop, and Coaching Opportunities

Access to discounts on Starlings trainings and workshops focused on building safer, sustainable, and effective support through evidence-based and lived experience approaches, with ongoing learning, continuing education opportunities, and reflective case consultation.

Networking

In addition to the Facebook Network page, there will be periodic networking & community care events (virtual and in-person) 

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