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 Over the past five years, the MHCC has led a pan-Canadian research program to assess the impact of cannabis legalization...

This report shares the Mental Health Commission of Canada’s exploration of how to reduce opioid-related stigma in the context of...

While mental health in older adults is as important as mental health in any other stage of life, it does...

The following principles and values are intended to guide the development of policies, programs, and services that promote and support...

Since 2018, communities across Canada have successfully used the Roots of Hope model to reduce the impact of suicide in...

Work is such a big part of our lives. And stress is a part of life. But when workplace stress...
I was resigning, in the truest sense of the word. I was conceding defeat without being checkmated. I had come...
Do you feel like you always have to be doing something? Do you find it difficult to let go of...
Years ago, my Roman Civilizations professor began the course by having people shout out things from the Romans that we...
I know firsthand that it can be tough to recognize when you need help. Years ago, when I was going...
Be a part of the solution and join our council, The Hallway Group, which advises the MHCC on its work...
Many face a lack of understanding from family and friends. “You don’t look sick” is something they are getting used...
It can be challenging to talk about mental health with friends and loved ones, as there is often a fear...
Who doesn’t love summer? Longer sunny days, outdoor activities, cottaging and camping, sports, social events, and relaxing and enjoying life....
Choose a topic: Before you start writing, choose a topic that interests you. Research popular topics and see what other...
As a parent, it's common to experience stress, anxiety, and feeling overwhelmed at times. But these challenges can get amplified...
I had admitted something was off. I received the referral, got the appointment, and did the screening questionnaires and interviews,...
If you’ve ever seen a news article about mental health and mental illness, you can probably still picture the stock...

Guiding questions in the brief: What barriers and facilitators support psychological self-care and protection from moral distress for long-term care...

I was diagnosed with schizophrenia in 1996. I struggled because I couldn’t find stable employment until four years ago. This...
COVID-19 pandemic has exposed the poor management of long-term care homes across Canada....
We discussed identifying and engaging stakeholder in an earlier post, but how do you move beyond that initial contact and...
Since COVID-19, there have been some changes and rebooking in meetups, which have all been quite manageable. I was already...
Storytelling is a tool used in many different contexts, like when a teacher shares a story during a lesson at...
It is certainly safe to say that COVID-19 has definitely added things to my life and taken some other things...
The term can be daunting for those who have never really had the chance to learn what KT really is,...
Many times, we are connected to, or know of many different individuals and organizations we would like to involve in...
Our project at the Northern Initiative for Social Action (NISA) involves the training and supervision of older adult Mental Health...
While the SPARK journey of Elizabeth Anderson may have started with a colourless vague sketch of what she wanted, her...
Because of the virtual nature of our project, and the way we were already used to working, we have been...