Workplace Mental Health Program
The Workplace Mental Health program addresses work/life balance, building respectful workplaces, and dealing with stress and mental illness in the workplace.
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The Workplace Mental Health program addresses work/life balance, building respectful workplaces, and dealing with stress and mental illness in the workplace.
CMHA-NL’s Education Program offers mental health and mental illness awareness and educational sessions for children, youth, young adults and parents through schools, community groups, and community centres.
Mental Health First Aid (Basic; Youth; Seniors), ASIST, safeTALK, Psychological Health and Safety Advisor Training, Changing Minds, and more! Check out CMHA-NL’s upcoming training opportunities for individuals and groups.
Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) will help you to support someone who may be experiencing a decline in or crisis with mental health.
Mental Health First Aid – Seniors is an adaptation of the MHFA Standard course that is intended to increase the capacity of seniors, families (informal caregivers), friends, staff in care settings and communities to promote mental health in seniors, prevent mental illness and suicide wherever possible in seniors and intervene early when problems first emerge.
Changing Minds, anti-stigma mental illness education program, featuring people with lived experience who help others understand, respect, and develop communication skills to better support individuals who have a mental illness.
Think Twice is a provincial anti-stigma and mental illness education initiative for youth.
Kids Have Stress, Too! helps parents and caregivers understand childhood stress and how to provide children with the tools to deal with stress effectively.
May 3-9, 2021
Mental Health Week is a national CMHA program that is held annually during the first week in May to engage all Canadians on the topic of mental health.
June 2021
Ride Don’t Hide is an annual community bike ride that brings mental health into the open while raising essential funds for mental health initiatives in our province.
August 2021
The Tickle Swim for Mental Health is a 5 km open-ocean swim across the Tickle from Portugal Cove-St. Philip’s to Bell Island to raise awareness and funds for mental health.
The Workplace Mental Health program addresses work/life balance, building respectful workplaces, and dealing with stress and mental illness in the workplace.
CMHA-NL’s Education Program offers mental health and mental illness awareness and educational sessions for children, youth, young adults and parents through schools, community groups, and community centres.
Anxiety is a normal and expected response to a threat. It’s what helps you notice danger and keeps you safe until a threat passes. Threats are not just about physical safety. Threats can include conflict at home, deadlines or expectations at school, or fitting in with social groups. This brochure includes info for parents and caregivers …
A spotlight on Youth experiencing mental health issues, increased substance abuse. Resources and contacts for how to cope.
CMHA-BC has compiled a resource on how to talk to teenagers about their mental health. This page includes a pdf document (below) to help facilitate the who, what, when and where’s of open communication with teens. This page also contains a downloadable PDF pamphlet.
The transition between youth and adulthood can be overwhelming for those who may face new experiences, challenges, and pressures. With the addition of a global pandemic, resources for physicians, parents, teachers, and youth are more necessary than ever. Open Mind BC has a wealth of information and support services.
Mental illnesses and disorders are complex and varied. Find brochures and information on specific illnesses for all ages, from children to seniors.
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