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Taking action for Bell Let’s Talk Day
January 29 is Bell Let’s Talk Day, and we’re joining in to help create positive change. One in five Canadians will experience a mental health issue […] Continue readingTaking action for Bell Let’s Talk Day
CMHA Certified Psychological Health & Safety Advisor Training – Fredericton Session
March 24 & 25, 2020 - Fredericton, NB CMHA’s Certified Psychological Health and Safety Advisor Training program will help individuals who […] Continue readingCMHA Certified Psychological Health & Safety Advisor Training – Fredericton Session
Impact Report 2019
We are pleased to share our Impact Report for 2019, entitled Stronger Together. As human beings, we are literally stronger – and healthier – […] Continue readingImpact Report 2019
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Taking action for Bell Let’s Talk Day
January 29 is Bell Let’s Talk Day, and we’re joining in to help create positive change. One in five Canadians […]Continue readingTaking action for Bell Let’s Talk Day
Give to help rewrite mental health
Here’s a story Clara has struggled with depression and anxiety since she was a girl. She got no help at school. […]Continue readingGive to help rewrite mental health
The Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) announces Margaret Eaton as new National CEO
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE TORONTO (ONTARIO) November 7, 2019 – Joy Bacon, Chair of the CMHA National Board of Directors, is […]Continue readingThe Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) announces Margaret Eaton as new National CEO
‘Better together’: Mental Health Commission of Canada and Canadian Mental Health Association announce strengthened collaboration
News Release From Mental Health Commission of Canada September 24, 2019 — Toronto, Ont. At the Canadian Mental Health Association’s […]Continue reading‘Better together’: Mental Health Commission of Canada and Canadian Mental Health Association announce strengthened collaboration
Canada’s mental health community staring down distress in our fractured world
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Canada’s mental health community staring down distress in our fractured world Toronto (ONTARIO) September 23, 2019 – […]Continue readingCanada’s mental health community staring down distress in our fractured world
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I've donated in the past, but won't any more. I get less support now than I did 20 years ago.
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"De toute façon, aucun employeur ne peut sélectionner les meilleurs aspects des gens et rejeter le reste. Nous nous présentons au travail avec notre être tout entier, bons et mauvais côtés compris."
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Pourquoi je n’ai pas informé mon patron de mon trouble bipolaire — avant aujourd’hui - CMHA National
Par Steele Roddick Ces dernières années, nous avons réalisé des progrès en matière de lutte contre la stigmatisation des maladies mentales. J’ai aussi réalisé des progrès personnels, et les..."No employer gets to cherry-pick the best parts of people and discard the rest. We bring our whole selves to work, warts and all."
2019 blog article for #BellLetsTalk Day. Still relevant as ever. #WorkplaceMentalHealth #MentalIllness #MentalHealthWhy I Didn't Tell My Boss I Have Bipolar Disorder — Until Now - CMHA National
We've made progress on destigmatizing mental illness in recent years. I've made strides of my own, and the conversations I've had with friends and colleagues have given me not just hollow hope, but co...Within three months, I told my employer I have bipolar.
Unfortunately, it still happens
Huge shoutout to Ottawa Public Health for this amazing video!
Mental illness isn't always pain and hardship. Let's all #haveTHATtalk.Than dont just diagnosis us and leave and not follow up, when you know we are have trouble. I was misdiagnosed bipolar for 20 plus years and if I didn't take the initiative I may not be here sending this message today. Pills dont solve the problem, working through our issues at our pace is what does, it cant be forced and the patient can not be in the dark and the family and friend should be involved at the discretion of the patient. Blah blah blah, the world is full of judgment and that will never change so stop filling peoples heads with lies.
With mental illness, the pain and hardship is never far from the surface. A smile is just a thin veneer.
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