Combating Mental Illness and Substance Use Related Structural Stigma in Health Care – A Framework for Action
This resource was published in 2020. The data may be out of date. In 2019, the Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC) launched a program
Are you creating balance during a pandemic?
As stated in the CAMH’s Workplace Mental Health Playbook for Business Leaders, an imbalance between work and family life is a strong risk factor for
Appendix 8: Telling Your Story
You are the best person to share your reasons for wanting to mobilize and help implement the Guidelines. Personal stories help illustrate the need for
Case Study: Keyano College and The Inquiring Mind
In June 2019, two Mental Health Coordinators from Keyano College attended the TIM PS Train-the-Trainer training in Calgary, AB. After receiving their certification, the two mental health champions began promoting the training internally to all staff and faculty and began working around schedules to deliver the training.
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.
How Can I Help My Team?
“These are challenging times. Whatever you’re feeling is OK.” Acknowledge and Listen “Here are some ways that can help keep us safe right now…” Inform
How am I Doing? Working in a health care setting, there is often no time to stop and think about your own mental health.
How am I Doing? Working in a health care setting, there is often no time to stop and think about your own mental health. How
Structural Stigma in Health-Care Contexts for People with Mental Health and Substance Use Issues – A Literature Review
This resource was published in 2020. The data may be out of date. People living with mental health and substance use issues need prompt access
Stepped Care 2.0 – Where we have been, where we will go: A quality improvement workshop – Summary report
This resource was published in 2020. The data may be out of date. On November 20, 2018, the Mental Health Commission of Canada convened representatives