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Identify, Assist, Refer Asynchronous Online Training

Identify, Assist, Refer (IAR) asynchronous online training prepares you with skills and information to support individuals experiencing different types of challenges that impact mental health.

This 30-minute asynchronous online training teaches you how to recognize student distress, begin supportive conversations, and make effective referrals.

All undergraduate and graduate students, staff and faculty can take the training.

IAR was developed in response to the University of Toronto Student Mental Health Strategy and Framework.

Complete IAR training

Complete the Identify, Assist, Refer online training.

Deepen your knowledge

If you have already completed IAR, you can build on your knowledge and skills by taking IAR+, a companion workshop where you practice supporting individuals with mental health challenges through tailored case studies, boundary activities and role-play.

Request the training for your staff, faculty or student group online.