Mental Illness and Structural Stigma in Canadian Health-Care Settings
This fact sheet was published in 2020. The data may be out of date. Results of a Focus Group Study This report has been prepared
Mental Health and the Criminal Justice System: ‘What We Heard’ – Evidence Summary Report
Purpose The relationship between the law and people living with mental health problems and illnesses is complex. Despite the widespread recognition that they are more
2019-2020 Annual Report
Purpose Join us on our journey As I sit down to write this, our world reminds me of a snow globe that’s been shaken and
Combating Mental Illness and Substance Use Related Structural Stigma in Health-Care – A Framework for Action
Purpose In 2019, the Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC) launched a program to better understand the problem of mental illness- and substance use-related structural
Supporting Early Childhood Mental Health
The first six years are critical for human growth, development, and mental health. Promoting healthy interactions, relationships, and mental health from the beginning can help to improve health and well-being later on.
New survey finds employment status, income, key factors impacting mental health of Canadians during COVID-19
From Mental Health Commission of Canada and The Conference Board of Canada As people in Canada continue to experience unrelenting stress and life disruption due
E-Mental Health Case Scenarios & FAQs: Building Capacity for Digital Health Services
This resource was published in 2020. The data may be out of date. Purpose Part of the Toolkit for E-Mental Health Implementation Depression is one
Canadians report an increase in feeling stressed regularly or all the time now compared to one month before COVID-19
Canadians report an increase in their level of stress from the month before COVID-19 to now, and most often cite concerns about contracting or a
New Nanos poll reveals people in Canada are more stressed in the era of COVID-19
From Mental Health Commission of Canada A Nanos Research poll, conducted on behalf of the Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC), has found that many