Canada Day celebrations may look a little different this year, but Canada Day House Party will bring us together to remind us that we’re here to support each other and that we belong. #CanadaDay #MentalHealth #CanadianMusic Tune in with us on July 1: newswire.ca/news-releases/…

The #LGBTQ+ community faces unique #MentalHealth struggles. Check out tips and insights from mental health professionals to empower and protect their #wellbeing. #Pride inverse.com/mind-body/lgbt…

Many people use the terms “mental health” and “mental illness” interchangeably, when really, they mean different things. #MentalHealth #Wellbeing cmha.ca/blogs/mental-h…

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Be prepared for opioid #overdose wherever you live, work or study. Learn more about naloxone and why everyone should carry it. #IOAD2020 buff.ly/2zv2Xkk

Pay attention to your friends. If you notice any change in their behaviour, they may not be doing well. #WSPD2020 #SuicidePrevention Centre for Suicide Prevention suicideinfo.ca/resource/men-a…

Navigating #COVID19 and school is a lot to process for adults, let alone young children. Check out these tips from our Confident Parents: Thriving Kids programs to help you transition #BackToSchool2020 as smoothly as possible. buff.ly/2QOvl9H

#BellLetsTalk Day is only 2 days away! Together we can help create positive change. #everyactioncounts buff.ly/3riPvK5

Today, every view of this video helps create positive change. All you need to do is watch it and Bell will donate 5¢ more to Canadian mental health initiatives. Retweet to help spread the word! #BellLetsTalk

This year, with COVID-19 affecting every aspect of our lives, Canadians are feeling the impact of the pandemic on their mental health. Now more than ever, mental health matters and every action counts. #BellLetsTalk

Now, more than ever, it is important to look after our mental health. During times of stress it is easy to forget to take care of ourselves. Each day we can take small actions that help us feel a bit better. What is your favourite self-care activity? #BellLetsTalk

#BellLetsTalk Stigma is the #1 reason why 2/3 of people with mental health struggles don't seek support. Talking about mental health helps break down this barrier. Visit letstalk.bell.ca/en/ for simple actions you can take to reduce stigma and support others to reach out.

Eating disorders can affect anyone, across gender, age, class, ability and race. Recovery is possible and help is available! Learn more for National Eating Disorders Awareness week at NEDIC.ca

Please check out this great collaboration between CMHA and the Forestry Initiatives Program.

Angry? Glad? Frustrated? Sad? It’s all good. This #MentalHealthWeek, we’re diving into how we feel. Get ready to #GetReal with us May 3-9. mentalhealthweek.ca

Good mental health isn't about being happy all the time. This year's #MentalHealthWeek, let's #GetReal about how we feel. Learn more at mentalhealthweek.ca instagram.com/p/COa3qqkB8gB/…

Smoky skies, disruption of routine & evacuation can cause immense distress, fear & anxiety for you & your loved ones. These are some of the most stressful events one can experience. Go to buff.ly/2NBfTzd for crisis support info and tips on maintaining your #Mentalhealth