ACT Advanced Practice Project Team
The BC Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) Advanced Practice Project Team is a specialized group in British Columbia dedicated to improving care for individuals with severe mental illness who have complex needs.
Their work involves implementing best practices for Assertive Community Treatment teams across the province, ensuring high-quality, community-based support.
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Laurie Low
Laurie Low holds a Bachelor's degree in Arts (Design) from Simon Fraser University and has been a dedicated professional in the field with a focus on mental health and substance use services (MHSU) as she joined the Canadian College of Health Leaders in the past year.
Laurie has worked with VCH Mental Health and Substance Use since 2015, and she has steadily progressed, most recently serving as the Project Coordinator for MHSU Acute & Urgent Services. She has been actively involved with the ACT-AP where she has taken on the role of providing project manager alongside Augustine Lee
Throughout her career, Laurie has shown a commitment to various aspects, including improving the MHSU system, enhancing service delivery models, deepening effective knowledge and navigation for accessing services, and strengthening organizational structural supports. Her multifaceted dedication reflects a passion for contributing to the betterment of mental health and substance use services.