CHA Learning Modules: Learn how to break barriers in health care
Structural stigma in policies and models of care means unequal treatment for people living with mental health versus physical health conditions. Accredited by the Canadian
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 use issues.
World Suicide Prevention Day – Empowering Communities to Change the Narrative on Suicide
On September 10th, World Suicide Prevention Day, we join others in sharing the key message that suicide is preventable. Every year, approximately 4,500 Canadians lose
Crushing It
Reducing stigma improves mental health outcomes – so what can be done to promote compassion and systemic change?
What is It Like Living with Schizophrenia?
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.
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 this year’s Mental Health Week – focused on the healing power of compassion – we look at ways of connecting and sharing messages that promote health with humour.
Measuring Structural Stigma in Health Care
Addressing stigma in health care is crucial for individuals with mental health or substance use issues. The Mental Health Commission of Canada has developed two
A Vision for Quality Mental Health Care for All
Mental health affects everyone, including health-care workers. This video tells the story of an individual who finds access to quality mental health care services —