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Conversations on Mental Health
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Misty Pratt’s book, subtitled How Gender Bias Harms Women’s Mental Health, argues for broader perspectives and more comprehensive care.
A new toolkit offers supports for improving working conditions and practices in health-care operations.
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It starts with learning. A free course on dismantling structural stigma in health care aims for meaningful change for people experiencing mental health and substance use issues.
Reducing stigma improves mental health outcomes – so what can be done to promote compassion and systemic change?
#ChatSafe guidelines for young people show how to safely discuss self-harm and suicide online.
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Sep23
A Measure of Progress
It starts with learning. A free course on dismantling structural stigma in health care aims for meaningful change for people experiencing mental health and substance ...
Sep09
Crushing It
Reducing stigma improves mental health outcomes – so what can be done to promote compassion and systemic change?
Aug27
Tough Talk Made Better
#ChatSafe guidelines for young people show how to safely discuss self-harm and suicide online.
Aug22
Online mental health support is breaking down barriers. We look at the potential of artificial intelligence and strategies for avoiding the pitfalls.
As schools take on tech giants, experts weigh in on the broader implications of excessive screen time on youth mental health.
At 26, Gillian Corsiatto of Red Deer, Alta., is a published author – her debut novel, Duck Light, asks the serious question: “How can one break free of societal expectations?” More books and plays are underway. She’s also been a keen improv performer with Bullskit Comedy.
At 26, Gillian Corsiatto of Red Deer, Alta., is a published author – her debut novel, Duck Light, asks the serious question: “How can one break free of societal expectations?” More books and plays are underway. She’s also been a keen improv performer with Bullskit Comedy.
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Book Club – Lifeline: An Elegy
Writing Your Raw Reality: Stephanie Kain’s novel changes the narrative on supporting someone with mental illness.
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Is Mental Health Funny?
It may not be the most chuckle-worthy subject – however, in public outreach campaigns, it turns out a few laughs can lighten the mood. For ...
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Rallying as an Ally
Ahead of the International Trans Day of Visibility – an annual event dedicated to supporting trans people and raising awareness of discrimination -- the Stigma ...
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