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Tele Mental Health is a referral-based service that provides easy access to psychiatric assessment and consultations for families with infants, children and youth between the ages of 0-18 years ofd across the Greater Toronto Area region.
McMaster is joining Ontario’s students, colleges and universities in calling on the province to take immediate action on the growing problem of student mental health with an integrated strategy that begins in kindergarten and continues through high school, post-secondary life and … Continued
Working in the public safety sector across Canada is not easy — and is often traumatic. A new research group launched in St. John’s Tuesday to work on a national strategy to support the mental health of the country’s police, paramedics, firefighters, corrections … Continued
On Feb. 9, the Faculty of Arts became the first faculty on campus to formally adopt the Campus Mental Health Strategy. The unanimous vote in favour of the strategy’s adoption signals an important step toward academic units showing support for the strategy and … Continued
Saskatoon’s police force must continue to fund and find time for employee training as it strengthens its ability to deal with mental health issues in the community and within its own ranks, according to the police superintendent behind its first … Continued
One in five Canadians has a mental illness. Getting help is often a long slog and children in particular are left waiting too long for help. That’s why a coalition of national mental health organizations are calling on the Canadian … Continued
Fifty artists from across New Brunswick who are bound together by mental illness are displaying the release they find in art in Fredericton. Mindscapes NB The Mindscapes NB show is at the Student Union Building at the University of New … Continued
An initiative at several New Brunswick high schools is making progress giving students access to mental health care. Much has been made about the lack of resources for mental health, especially for teens, but St. Stephen High is working to … Continued
An all-party committee of MPs is urging the federal government to take action on behalf of public safety officers and first responders who develop mental health problems after experiencing traumatic events. In a unanimous report the House of Commons public … Continued
More and more kids across Canada are learning meditation techniques. Not everyone thinks it’s a good use of time. Aliza Naqvi, a 14-year-old student at Dr. Norman Bethune Collegiate Institute in Toronto, carries a key chain strung with seven coloured … Continued