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When we're feeling anxious, one of the best things we can do is understand what we can control and put our energy into doing meaningful things. These tips can help.
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“When we're feeling anxious, one of the best things we can do is understand what we can control and put our energy into doing meaningful things. These tips can help. t.co/AtAgSjbz9M”Congratulations to the Grand River Council on Aging for surpassing their fundraising goal in The Grand Parade on September 18th. $32,395. was raised! Thanks to the CMHA Team, The Happy Lappers for their participation in the Grand Parade and to all who donated to our team. We raised at total of $905. 🎉 Donations are still being accepted until October 31st. To donate to the Happy Lappers, visit thegrandparade.org/donate and type in The Happy Lappers in the Search bar. Thanks to all who supported this event!
And they’re off! The Happy Lappers are walking in support of the Grand River Council on Aging Grand Parade fundraiser. Go to the grandparade.org for more info. To support the CMHA BHN team, go to thegrandparade.org/donate and type in The Happy Lappers in the Search bar.
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Our Time is Now – CMHA Nationwide Strategic Plan
Letter from CMHA National CEO, Margaret Eaton Together with our allies, it’s time to reimagine the future of mental health in Canada. Mental health has never been more top-of-mind in Canada. Perhaps because the need has never been so great. It has been 18 months of isolation, stress and uncertainty. That is why, amid all […]
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Beneath the surface: Self-care myths and facts
Since the beginning of the pandemic, we’ve seen a steady increase in mental health awareness. More and more, we’re hearing and talking about wellness, mindfulness, therapy, stress management and self-care. While it’s exciting to see increased interest in mental health, the popularization of wellness can sometimes lead to misinformation and the desire to profit from […]
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A logo for reconciliation: CMHA shows solidarity with Indigenous peoples in Canada
In honour of the children who died at residential schools and in recognition of the survivors and their families, the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) will be changing the colour of its logo to orange until Orange Shirt Day on September 30. Beyond the symbolic, the orange logo also signifies our commitment to reconciliation with Indigenous […]
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