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DATES & LOCATION
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This year’s PROCEDE Conference will be taking place from October 24-26, 2018 at Mont Gabriel Hotel & Spa.



REGISTRATION
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To register for the PROCEDE 2018 Conference, first select your workshops from the list below.

Once you’ve made your selection, complete your registration by clicking here.

The conference registration fee is $345 (Includes all meals- Wednesday dinner to Friday breakfast)

Please register by Monday, October 1st, 2018




PAYMENT
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Payment must be made by cheque (payable to New Frontiers School Board) and must be received no later than October 8, 2018.

Please mail payment to:
       New Frontiers School Board
       c/o Kirsten Goldthorp
       214 McLeod
       Chateauguay, QC, J6J 2H4



HOTEL
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Please note that you are responsible for booking your own room by calling 1-800-668-5253 or visiting www.montgabriel.com
Room cost per night: $119 (Standard room)



FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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Please contact Kirsten Goldthorp if you require any additional information or support.
       kgoldthorp@nfsb.qc.ca
       450-691-1440 or 1-800-461-1440 (Ext. 251)




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BLOCK 2 [clear filter]
Thursday, October 25
 

10:15 EDT

Be Proactive and Innovative In Your Decision-Making Using Lumix FP-FGA!
Limited Capacity seats available
Lumix FP-FGA is proving to be a valuable collaborative tool for all centers. By rigorously exploiting the Lumix data warehouse, your team will be able to:
  • Better follow the different conventions;
  • View your School Board data and make good decisions quickly;
  • Identify the strengths and weaknesses of your organization using periodic statistics.

You will discover the different GRICS reports, developed in Lumix-SSRS. Among these are:
  • Global Portrait of Registrations Over 3 Years (GEA & VT);
  • Global Portrait of Success, Perseverance and Interruption in GEA Over 3 Years;
  • Linked Timetable Group VT - List of Sanctions by Subjects
  • Graduation: First Diploma Granted of Different Cohorts.

Whether your data analysis approach is already in place or in the process of being developed, this presentation will allow you to better analyze your situation and find solutions that meet your needs effectively.
Speakers
avatar for Marie Ain Malak

Marie Ain Malak

Pedagogical Development Consultant, GRICS
Marie Ain Malak has studied at University of Montreal and HEC. Marie currently works at GRICS as a pedagogical development consultant. She is the responsible for the implementation, consultation and training of Lumix in Adult and Vocational Education Sectors.

Thursday October 25, 2018 10:15 - 11:45 EDT
Palmer
  BLOCK 2

10:15 EDT

Compassion Fatigue
Limited Capacity filling up
Compassion Fatigue can be a normal consequence of working in a helping professon. This presentation will focus on the recognition of the symptoms of compassion fatigue and the risks and vulnerabilities involved. We'll also look at various preventative measures, and the development of personal and professional assistive strategies. 
Speakers
avatar for Diane McLean

Diane McLean

Psychologist
Diane McLean is a former Director of Students Services for the Lester B. Pearson School Board and is now in private practice as a psychologist.

Thursday October 25, 2018 10:15 - 11:45 EDT
Nicklaus
  BLOCK 2

10:15 EDT

Creating Safe and Inclusive Environments for Trans and Non-Binary Youth
Limited Capacity seats available
Trans and non-binary youth are increasingly revealing and expressing their gender identity and often doing so even before puberty. A growing number of these youth will transition while attending school. Québec’s laws were amended in June 2016 to protect and respect the rights of all trans and non-binary people including youth. In this workshop, the realities of trans and non-binary students will be explored, and concrete measures suggested to better support them. The workshop will cover the following subjects:
  • Sexual and gender diversity: what are we talking about? Key concepts (homophobia, transphobia, heteronormativity, gender identity, transition, etc.)
  • Integration of trans and non-binary identities
  • The experience of trans and non-binary youth in Québec Schools
  • Québec laws regarding gender identity and expression
  • Obstacles and challenges on the terrain: strategies to support LGBT youth.
  • Working proactively: how to limit harassment and bullying related to sexual and gender diversity and how to intervene when it does occur?
Speakers
avatar for Mona Greenbaum

Mona Greenbaum

Co-Founder and Executive Director, LGBT Family Coalition
Mona Greenbaum is the co-founder and executive director of the LGBT Family Coalition, an association that advocates for families with lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans parents. The organization received three Arc-en-ciel Awards in recognition of its social activism. The Coalition’s... Read More →

Thursday October 25, 2018 10:15 - 11:45 EDT
Watson
  BLOCK 2

10:15 EDT

Empathy, Mental Health and Education
Limited Capacity full
Adding this to your schedule will put you on the waitlist.
In this workshop, led by Friends for Mental Health, we will look at how professionals working in school settings can identify signs of depression and anxiety and the importance of early intervention. We’ll also provide you with access to various resources and services, and provide you with basic coping tools for helping students when they’re passing through an acute episode of depression or anxiety.
Speakers
avatar for Joanne Bourbonnais

Joanne Bourbonnais

Friends for Mental Health
Friends for Mental Health is a non-profit, bilingual organization serving primarily in the West Island of Montreal. Part of our mission is to listen and counsel, to provide information, referrals and psychosocial training, to offer self-help, support groups and respite, and to promote... Read More →
avatar for Kim Guigui

Kim Guigui

Friends of Mental Health

Thursday October 25, 2018 10:15 - 11:45 EDT
St-Andrews 1
  BLOCK 2

10:15 EDT

The Art of Effective Communication
Limited Capacity full
Adding this to your schedule will put you on the waitlist.
The Art of Effective Communication:
“That is not what I said!”  How often do we hear ourselves saying that? Communication involves much more than the exchange of words.  What causes messages to be lost or misinterpreted? 
This seminar will enhance your capacity to, understand and be understood!

Seminar Objectives:
  • Learn how to express your ideas in ways that gain the attention, support and respect of others
  • Understand and apply assertive communication techniques
  • Discover the art of assertive listening
Speakers
avatar for Gillian Leithman

Gillian Leithman

Life Skills Toolbox
Gillian Leithman, PhD is a corporate trainer specializing in health and wellness seminars and workshops. Gillian has facilitated programs for some of Canada's premiere business and organizations such as Bell Canada, Air Canada, TD Investors Group, Business Development Canada, Federal... Read More →

Thursday October 25, 2018 10:15 - 11:45 EDT
St-Andrews 2
  BLOCK 2
 

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