rsloos


Renée Sloos

School of Social Work

Post Doctoral Visitor

Email: rsloos@yorku.ca


I am interested in child and youth mental health and mental health systems. My doctoral research examined intra- and intersector integration for child and youth mental health across the health care, social care, and education sectors in Ontario. My post doctoral work is focused on furthering this research by identifying best practices for collaboration among service providers in the health care, social care, and education sectors. My research is grounded in my experience as a clinician and clinical supervisor in community-based child and youth mental health care.

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Degrees

PhD, University of Toronto
MSW, Wilfrid Laurier University
BSc (Honours), Trent University

Research Interests

, mental health systems, child and youth mental health, mental health policy, community-based research

Current Research Projects

Developing a framework of best practices for multi-sector collaboration fostering integration in child and youth mental health systems

    Summary:

    Mitacs-funded research fellowship. This project examines collaborations between health care , social care, and education service providers involved in the delivery of mental health care for children, youth, and families to identify practices that lead to effective inter-sector partnerships.

    Description:

    This multi-component project includes: an analysis of intersector collaboration networks; a policy and practice analysis of child-related policies to identify how they influence collaborations; an examination of how collaboration relationships in health care, social care, and education intersect with mental health needs, sociodemographic factors, and socioeconomic factors; and the identification of practices that facilitate intersector collaboration.

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    Role: Principal Investigator

    Start Date:
      Month: May   Year: 2020

    End Date:
      Month: Apr   Year: 2023

    Collaborator: Dr. Maria Liegghio
    Collaborator Role: Post Doctoral Supervisor

Crisis responses, policing and police encounters with psychiatrically "at risk" children and youth

    Summary:

    This project focuses on the lived experiences of children and youth diagnosed with mental health issues who have encounters with police services.

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    Role: Collaborator

    Start Date:
      Month: Sep   Year: 2018


Current Courses

Term Course Number Section Title Type
Fall 2024 GS/SOWK5250 3.0 F Graduate Research Seminar SEMR


Upcoming Courses

Term Course Number Section Title Type
Winter 2025 GS/SOWK5450 3.0 R Practice Research Paper Seminar SEMR


I am interested in child and youth mental health and mental health systems. My doctoral research examined intra- and intersector integration for child and youth mental health across the health care, social care, and education sectors in Ontario. My post doctoral work is focused on furthering this research by identifying best practices for collaboration among service providers in the health care, social care, and education sectors. My research is grounded in my experience as a clinician and clinical supervisor in community-based child and youth mental health care.

Degrees

PhD, University of Toronto
MSW, Wilfrid Laurier University
BSc (Honours), Trent University

Research Interests

, mental health systems, child and youth mental health, mental health policy, community-based research

Current Research Projects

Developing a framework of best practices for multi-sector collaboration fostering integration in child and youth mental health systems

    Summary:

    Mitacs-funded research fellowship. This project examines collaborations between health care , social care, and education service providers involved in the delivery of mental health care for children, youth, and families to identify practices that lead to effective inter-sector partnerships.

    Description:

    This multi-component project includes: an analysis of intersector collaboration networks; a policy and practice analysis of child-related policies to identify how they influence collaborations; an examination of how collaboration relationships in health care, social care, and education intersect with mental health needs, sociodemographic factors, and socioeconomic factors; and the identification of practices that facilitate intersector collaboration.

    Project Type: Funded
    Role: Principal Investigator

    Start Date:
      Month: May   Year: 2020

    End Date:
      Month: Apr   Year: 2023

    Collaborator: Dr. Maria Liegghio
    Collaborator Role: Post Doctoral Supervisor

Crisis responses, policing and police encounters with psychiatrically "at risk" children and youth

    Summary:

    This project focuses on the lived experiences of children and youth diagnosed with mental health issues who have encounters with police services.

    Project Type: Funded
    Role: Collaborator

    Start Date:
      Month: Sep   Year: 2018


Current Courses

Term Course Number Section Title Type
Fall 2024 GS/SOWK5250 3.0 F Graduate Research Seminar SEMR


Upcoming Courses

Term Course Number Section Title Type
Winter 2025 GS/SOWK5450 3.0 R Practice Research Paper Seminar SEMR