Talking to someone in crisis during COVID-19
The current COVID-19 pandemic is a source of anxiety for people across the country and your colleagues, friends or family may reach out to you
Mental Health and the Criminal Justice System
Mental health problems and illnesses are substantially higher among persons involved with the criminal justice system than in the general population and are increasing over time.
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
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While caring for a family member who is living with a mental health problem or illness can be rewarding, it can also be tiring, demanding
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
Language Matters
Combating stigma related to mental illness, suicide, and substance use starts with how we use language—something that continuously evolves. That’s why we must all be
Choosing Sources of Information Wisely
With guidance from Dr. Keith Dobson, clinical psychologist and professor at the University of Calgary, we have compiled the following tips to help Canadians protect
Mental Health and the Criminal Justice System: ‘What We Heard’ – Evidence Summary Report
The relationship between the law and people living with mental health problems and illnesses is complex. Despite the widespread recognition that they are more often
Mental Health and Justice One Pager
Mental health problems and illnesses are substantially higher among persons involved with the criminal justice system than in the general population and are increasing over