Eight Great Ideas Changing Lives Worldwide
Explore visionary global initiatives that are reshaping how we access and deliver mental health support
If you are in distress, you can call or text 988 at any time. If it is an emergency, call 9-1-1 or go to your local emergency department.
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Explore visionary global initiatives that are reshaping how we access and deliver mental health support
Misty Pratt’s book, subtitled How Gender Bias Harms Women’s Mental Health, argues for broader perspectives and more comprehensive care.
Writing Your Raw Reality: Stephanie Kain’s novel changes the narrative on supporting someone with mental illness.
Top reads worth revisiting from the Mental Health Commission of Canada’s magazine.
When we speak openly about challenges, illnesses, problems, and wellness, we recognize that mental health is part of our overall health. Such conversations can be a gateway to meaningful change, and the holiday season feels like an especially good time to tackle the complexities and multitudes of our mental health.
The easy-to-remember three-digit number for suicide crises means that people in need of immediate support can call or text for help.
Exploring the impact, resources, and strategies for suicide prevention
Sharing your story — about achievements, traumas, truths, and wheel busters — can reinforce feelings of resilience or remorse. Finding the balance between advocating for change and protecting your mental wellness.