The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared April 7 “World Health Day.” Celebrated every year, this year’s World Health Day recognizes what has become a worldwide epidemic: depression. WHO’s “Depression: Let’s Talk” campaign promotes talking about depression as a vital component of recovery. Depression affects hundreds of thousands of Canadians, and more than 300 million […]Continue reading“Depression: Let’s Talk” for World Health Day
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“Depression: Let’s Talk” for World Health Day
The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared April 7 “World Health Day.” Celebrated every year, this year’s World Health Day recognizes what has become a worldwide epidemic: depression. WHO’s “Depression: Let’s Talk” campaign promotes talking about depression as a vital component of recovery. Depression affects hundreds of thousands of Canadians, and more than 300 million […]Continue reading“Depression: Let’s Talk” for World Health Day
$10 Million in federal funding for Canadian CMHAs
CMHAs in 13 cities will be receiving the grant will partner with employers and participants with little or no work experience to find and maintain employment. “This funding builds on CMHA’s strong interest in workplace mental health and aiding people with mental health issues find, get, and keep jobs”, says CMHA Manitoba and Winnipeg’s Executive […]Continue reading$10 Million in federal funding for Canadian CMHAs
10 Tips on How to De-stress at Work
Starting to feel the crunch? If you’re looking for ways to relieve stress at work, we’ve got you covered. Print out this list and keep it at your desk for when you need a breather. Remember, there are a lot of ways to make things a little more manageable and to keep your stress in […]Continue reading10 Tips on How to De-stress at Work
2008
The National Awards program recognizes the outstanding efforts of CMHA volunteers and staff members in communities throughout Canada who exemplify the spirit of the Association. CMHA salutes the award winners for their efforts to make a difference in mental health in Canada. In 2008, the recipients of awards were as follows: C.M. Hincks Award Steve […]Continue reading2008
2009
The National Awards program recognizes the outstanding efforts of CMHA volunteers and staff members in communities throughout Canada who exemplify the spirit of the Association. CMHA salutes the award winners for their efforts to make a difference in mental health in Canada. In 2009, the recipients of awards were as follows: The National Distinguished Service […]Continue reading2009
2016 CMHA National Awards
In recognition of excellence, innovation and outstanding contributions, CMHA presented three national awards at this year’s Mental Health For All conference in Toronto. Award winners are Ruth Smith (CMHA Swift Current), Marion Cooper (CMHA Manitoba/Winnipeg) and Mark Gruchy (Newfoundland and Labrador). As the nationwide leader for mental health, CMHA recognizes inspirational leadership, innovation and excellence […]Continue reading2016 CMHA National Awards
3 tips to get the spring back in your step
We have weathered the snow storms and bundled up through the freezing temperatures, and now spring is just around the corner. While winter can be grey, spring offers a new beginning. Why not start this spring off as your best self? As the days grow more green and bright, we have three tips to help […]Continue reading3 tips to get the spring back in your step
5 Ways to Take Action for Eating Disorders Awareness Week
With an estimated one million Canadians struggling with Eating Disorders, we simply can’t afford to wait. That’s the theme this year for Eating Disorders Awareness Week (EDAW), which runs annually from February 1-7. EDAW urges Canadians to raise awareness about the causes, prevalence and impact of Eating Disorders. Eating Disorders affect people of all genders, […]Continue reading5 Ways to Take Action for Eating Disorders Awareness Week
A Post-Regina Conference Update from the Chair of the National Consumer Advisory Council (NCAC)
Changing the term and definition of “consumer” – Your voice is important!! There has been extensive discussion on the term “‘consumer” and its definition. This term originated in the United States and was used by CMHA and defined as “a consumer is someone who has experienced significant mental health issues and has used the resources […]Continue readingA Post-Regina Conference Update from the Chair of the National Consumer Advisory Council (NCAC)