Resources Archive - Page 36 of 49 - Mental Health Commission of Canada

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.

Des amis du millénaire en randonnée célèbrent leur arrivée au sommet et s'amusent à poser pour des photos | Millennial friends on a hiking trip celebrate reaching the summit and have fun posing for photos

Take it forward: Maintaining momentum on emerging adult mental health

Emerging adulthood is a developmental life stage that doesn’t fall within a specific span of years. It’s often roughly considered to occur between the ages

Sexual Minorities and Suicide: Fact Sheet

This resources was published in 2019. The data may be out of date. LGB people face stressors that are unique, including the experience of discrimination

Caring for Healthcare – A toolkit for psychological health and safety in healthcare workplaces

ABOUT THIS TOOLKIT The National Standard of Canada for Psychological Health and Safety in the Workplace (the Standard) gives organizations in all sectors a framework

Case Study: City of Halifax and The Working Mind

In early 2017, the municipality acted on their commitment by making the decision to deliver mental health awareness training with the goal of training all staff overtime. With the leadership and support of Cathy Lerette, a Wellness Specialist with Human Resources, the municipality began offering The Working Mind training to employees in May 2017.

Immigrant, refugee, ethnocultural and racialized populations and the social determinants of health – A Review of 2016 Census Data

Review of census Data

A Practical Toolkit to Help Employers Build an Inclusive Workforce

A Practical Toolkit to Help Employers Build an Inclusive Workforce is meant to help human resources (HR) professionals and those with HR, wellness and diversity

Caring for Healthcare: LEADing Change in Workplace Psychological Health and Safety

Description: Regardless of profession or sector, protection and promotion of psychological health and wellness in the workplace are imperative. However, healthcare settings can be particularly

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How to build a recovery-oriented care partnership with patients living with mental health and addiction issues

Some family physicians describe mental health and addiction as an area in which they would like further development. The Best Advice Guide provides practical tips

Older adults

Summary: Guidelines for Comprehensive Mental Health Services for Older Adults in Canada

This resource was published in 2019. The data may be out of date. Purpose Mental health and well-being are as important in older age as