Two of the biggest players in mental health are braiding together their operations, to ensure that local people who need help end up “in the right place, the first time.” Within a few months the Canadian Mental Health Association and Hotel-Dieu Grace Healthcare will have a common 1-800 number that people can call for help […]Continue reading‘We’ll take care of getting you the right service’: Mental health players sync up
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#KeepConnected now more than ever
WINDSOR, ON / March 30, 2020:Getting and staying connected during this coronavirus pandemic is critical. During a time of crisis, CMHA-WECB believes it is important to be at the forefront of promoting mental health. Today we launched #KeepConnected to highlight ways to stay connected and offer suggestions, tips and we hope others will provide their […]Continue reading#KeepConnected now more than ever
1 in 4 Ontarians access mental health help
1 in 4 Ontarians access mental health help The highest rate during the pandemic (Toronto, Feb. 7, 2022) – New polling data released today indicates that more Ontarians are accessing mental health supports than at any other time during the pandemic. The survey by Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA), Ontario indicates that one in four […]Continue reading1 in 4 Ontarians access mental health help
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A logo for reconciliation: CMHA shows solidarity with Indigenous peoples in Canada
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 to reconciliation with […]Continue readingA logo for reconciliation: CMHA shows solidarity with Indigenous peoples in Canada
A new season of Mood Walks for mental health
With fall upon us, CMHA-WECB is offering another season of Mood Walks, a successful well-being program that operates on a simple premise: get outdoors for your mental health. Mood Walks was developed by the CMHA as a province-wide initiative that promotes physical activity in nature, or “green exercise”, as a way to improve both physical […]Continue readingA new season of Mood Walks for mental health
A Tribute to Aaron Kuhlmann & Thank-you to CMHA
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Anxiety persists as restrictions are lifted, according to CMHA therapist
CBC Windsor – July 2, 2021 As the province lifts public health restrictions, more people are anxious about social reintegration, according to the Canadian Mental Health Association. Step 2 of the Roadmap to Reopen plan includes increases in gathering sizes, Up to 25 people can now get together outdoors, and indoor meetings are now possible for up to […]Continue readingAnxiety persists as restrictions are lifted, according to CMHA therapist
As COVID-19 persists, so does mental health “echo pandemic”
Her mind races. Always thinking. Always spinning. Did I get too close? Who has touched that? Should I wash my hands? I miss my grandchildren. It’s hard to breathe. Am I sick? Should I go to work? I’m so tired. At age 61, in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, Barb Douglas is facing depression […]Continue readingAs COVID-19 persists, so does mental health “echo pandemic”
Back to school during COVID-19: Mental health tips for youth and parents
As students and parents prepare for back-to school-season amid a global pandemic, CMHA-WECB is reminding everyone to keep mental health in mind during these unprecedented times. Students and parents are facing new challenges this school year due to COVID-19. Whether students take classes online or in class, the pressures remain the same. CMHA suggests maintaining […]Continue readingBack to school during COVID-19: Mental health tips for youth and parents