Are you a frontline professional working in human services? Consider taking the Mental Health Commission of Canada Opening Minds course that provides tools to recognize signs of decline in mental well-being. Learn more: londontraining.on.ca/mental_health_……… #ldnont #ProfessionalDevelopment

To improve health-care workers' well-being and the quality of care they provide, they need support for psychological self-care and protection from moral distress. At both team and organizational levels, several factors can help: bit.ly/4bAaUoT

It's Canadian Men's Health Month! This month inspires men to lead healthier lives by making their health and well-being a priority, including their mental health. Learn that there is no strong silent type when it comes to men’s mental health: bit.ly/3Pnsm7w

ANNUAL FIRST RESPONDERS SUICIDE AWARENESS CONFERENCES registration is open! A great day of mentoring, learning and networking. Michael Elliott M.O.M Distress Centre YYC AUPE CIPSRT Mental Health Commission of Canada

Because #OpeningMinds is the largest systematic effort in Canadian history focused on reducing #stigma related to #MentalIllness, we are delighted to present our new website. Explore and find the course that's right for you: openingminds.org

Mental health is a vital aspect of your overall health. As you grow older, you can experience changes in your physical health, social connections, and daily routines that can significantly affect your quality of life, your mood and well-being. bit.ly/3wXG7De

It's National Indigenous Peoples Day a day to recognize and celebrate the unique heritage, diverse cultures and outstanding contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples. Hope for Wellness Helpline is available to Indigenous people across Canada hopeforwellness.ca

It can be challenging to talk about mental health with friends and loved ones, as there is often a fear of being judged or misunderstood. Learn more in our blog bit.ly/3NaGHmp

About 4000 people die by suicide each year in Canada. Almost 1 in 4 of these deaths involve alcohol. This fact sheet provides information on how alcohol use can increase the risk of suicide and provides strategies to help reduce these risks. bit.ly/459piSG

EVENT: Gather September 19-20 in Ottawa for deep expertise on mental health, groundbreaking innovation, and real-world solutions at the e-Mental Health International Collaborative (eMHIC) Digital Mental Health congress. A word from MHCC CEO Michel Rodrigue.

It's Canadian Multiculturalism Day! For the occasion, learn more about the Asian Mental Health Project, an online community that focuses on the cultural stigma that many Asian-Canadians face when seeking mental health support and treatment. : bit.ly/432vfOx

In recognition of International Criminal Justice Day, we encourage you to watch this video to learn more about our work to develop a national action plan to improve mental health outcomes for those involved in the justice system. ow.ly/mb3V50Sy09X

We are thrilled to announce our 2024 Champions of Mental Health. All seven of these Champions deserve to be recognized as major contributors toward mental health and substance use health advancements across Canada! #Champions2024 Learn more: camimh.ca/2024-champions…

Learn how #MentalHealth structural stigma manifests within our #Healthcare organisations & discover how you can help dismantle it with this FREE, quick-to-complete, micro eLearning course. Developed in partnership with the Mental Health Commission of Canada 👉 bit.ly/429aXTq HealthCareCAN

The MHCC & Ontario Shores are collaborating on a nationwide demonstration project to advance treatment, strengthen care delivery & improve outcomes for those living with schizophrenia. Learn how we will achieve the objectives & about our project champions: ow.ly/WLvj50T8AXt

“Together We Can” is 2024 theme for International Overdose Awareness Day – held annually on August 31. Jessica Ward-King tells us why she keeps a naloxone kit at work. mentalhealthcommission.ca/catalyst/kit-i…

Ultimately, our relationship with technology is personal. We have to design our digital diet to reflect our realities, values, and needs. How do you find a balance? Tell us in the comments. #LongWeekend mentalhealthcommission.ca/catalyst/desig…

We asked people, “If you could give one message to other people who have suicidal thoughts or attempts, what would it be?” This is one of the messages we received. #SuicidePrevention #StartTheConversation ow.ly/NmEp50T8RUk

A phone call can help save a life. Find your distress center today: suicideprevention.ca/need-help/

How can we reduce the risk of suicide among men? Reframe masculinity, learn about male-type depression, and #StartTheConversation with the men in your life. #TalkingAboutSuicide ow.ly/zOUX50T8Y2g