Men and Suicide: A High-Risk Population
This toolkit includes a brief overview of the statistics pertaining to men and suicide, warning signs, risk factors, protective factors, recommended reading and more.
Women and Suicide: A Toolkit
Women attempt suicide two to three times more often than men while suicides have risen in recent years in Canada among teenage girls. Use this toolkit to understand what specific factors might be putting women and girls at risk.
Teen Suicide: Resource Toolkit
Teens are admitted to hospital for suicide attempts more than any other age group. Some accounts suggest as many as one quarter of all admissions are for teens. Learn the risk factors, protective factors, and more with this guide.
Suicide Prevention Primer: Facts and Myths
This toolkit is a collection of basic statistics, facts, myths and suicide prevention resources.
Male Mental Health
WHY IT MATTERS IN THE WORKPLACE
The stigma of mental illness can be deadly in sectors that are traditionally dominated by men. Historically, heavy manufacturing and construction sites around the world have never been perceived as environments where workers felt comfortable discussing their problems. Find strategies for addressing an often-overlooked health and safety issue in labor-intensive industries.
What is Mental Health First Aid?
Workplace Mental Health Corporate Sponsor Flyer
HOW YOUR ORGANIZATION CAN HELP YOUR EMPLOYEES
Corporate sponsors bring valuable support, a network of people and, oftentimes. employees who are passionate about creating positive change. Help build a society where people with a mental illness diagnosis can reach out for treatment without fear, shame, or stigma.
CMHA-NL Pamphlet
Learn more about CMHA-NL, what we do, and get some quick facts about mental health with this printable pamphlet.
Mental Wellness While Working From Home
The Mental Health Commission of Canada has compiled six suggestions for those working from home. While these cannot address all the underlying challenges, taking even a small step toward prioritizing mental wellness will mean you’re moving in the right direction.
Helping Employees’ Mental Health Through Winter
With the challenges brought on by cold weather and the holiday season, winter can often be a difficult time. But with COVID-19, this year’s winter may be even more demanding on our mental health and well-being. This mini-guide is designed to help employers provide workers with specific tools and resources during the winter months. These resources may also be helpful for friends, family, and community members.
CMHA National – Mental Health Brochures (General)
Looking for mental health tips or interested in more information about a specific mental health issue? CMHA National offers a wide variety of brochures on various topics related to mental health and mental illness. To find out more please click the link below.