This article is brought to you by the Canadian Mental Health Association and ParticipACTION to raise awareness of the mental health benefits of physical activity and provide actionable solutions to Move for your Mood! Move for your Mood As the winter days get shorter, darker and colder, many of us have less energy and a […]Continue readingMove for your Mood
Service, Courage and Sacrifice – at home, around the world and across generations. Remembrance Day | November 11, 2021 Veterans and their families experience unique #MentalHealth issues. Like and share to help us circulate these resources from @VeteransENG_CA https://www.veterans.gc.ca/eng/mentalhealth #CanadaRemembers
Toronto, ON. October 13, 2021 – The Weston Family Foundation is donating $3 million to the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) to expand access to BounceBack, a free, guided mental health self-help program. The funding will extend the program for an additional three years and help BounceBack better meet the specific needs of youth and […]Continue readingWeston Family Foundation donates $3 million to the Canadian Mental Health Association to support the mental health of youth and underserved populations
MEDIA ADVISORY For immediate release: Tuesday, September 7, 2021 The Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) is hosting a free, virtual discussion on mental health during the campaign period for the 44th federal election with award-winning journalist, André Picard, and candidates from all parties with seats in the House of Commons. COVID-19 has had a devastating impact on the […]Continue readingCMHA to host all-party panel on mental health
Wellness Together Canada is here to help Now more than ever, the mental health of people across Canada is being challenged. The COVID-19 pandemic is often thought of as a public health crisis, but as we know, it is also proving to be a mental health crisis. Every person in Canada deserves access to free […]Continue readingWELLNESS TOGETHER CANADA
July 8, 2021 In honour of the children who died at residential schools and in recognition of the survivors and their families, the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) will be changing the colour of its logo to orange until Orange Shirt Day on September 30. Beyond the symbolic, the orange logo also signifies our commitment […]Continue readingA logo for reconciliation: CMHA shows solidarity with Indigenous peoples in Canada
Toronto, ON June 21, 2021: The Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) is deeply troubled by the findings of the remains of 215 children in unmarked and undocumented graves at a residential school in Kamloops, BC. We extend our deepest condolences to those who are grieving and for whom this news reawakens or compounds pain and […]Continue readingCanadian Mental Health Association on Reconciliation and mental health
How are we feeling? Canadians are worried, bored, stressed, lonely and sad CMHA and UBC release data on emotional impact of the pandemic for Mental Health Week Toronto, ON and Vancouver, BC (May 3, 2021) – The pandemic is taking an emotional toll on people in Canada, as 77% of adults report feeling so-called negative […]Continue readingHow are we feeling? Canadians are worried, bored, stressed, lonely and sad
Comment allons-nous? Les Canadiens ressentent de l’inquiétude, de l’ennui, du stress, de la solitude et de la tristesse L’ACSM et l’UBC publient des données sur les conséquences émotionnelles de la pandémie à l’occasion de la Semaine de la santé mentale Toronto, Ont. et Vancouver, C.-B. (3 mai 2021) – Au Canada, la pandémie a des effets […]Continue readingComment allons-nous? Les Canadiens ressentent de l’inquiétude, de l’ennui, du stress, de la solitude et de la tristesse
Comment allons-nous? Les Canadiens ressentent de l’inquiétude, de l’ennui, du stress, de la solitude et de la tristesse L’ACSM et l’UBC publient des données sur les conséquences émotionnelles de la pandémie à l’occasion de la Semaine de la santé mentale Toronto, Ont. et Vancouver, C.-B. (3 mai 2021) – Au Canada, la pandémie a des effets […]Continue readingComment allons-nous? Les Canadiens ressentent de l’inquiétude, de l’ennui, du stress, de la solitude et de la tristesse