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Chris Summerville

@ssc_summerville

Over 30 years as a mental health recovery leader, advocate, and service provider. CEO @SchizophreniaCa

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Our foremost relationship is with the Canadian Consortium for Early Intervention in Psychosis. Check them out!! epicanada.org/whoweare

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What is the latest on early psychosis intervention? See short video at psychiatrictimes.com/view/an-update… . Click on "Psychiatric Times."

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In advance of World Mental Health Day, Santis delves into the complexities of schizophrenia care in Canada and its cognitive impacts on those affected. Join us for our latest podcast featuring Chris Summerville, CEO of the Schizophrenia Society of Canada, and Heather McNeely,

In advance of World Mental Health Day, Santis delves into the complexities of schizophrenia care in Canada and its cognitive impacts on those affected.

Join us for our latest podcast featuring <a href="/SSC_Summerville/">Chris Summerville</a>, CEO of the Schizophrenia Society of Canada, and <a href="/DrhmcneelyMe/">Heather McNeely</a>,
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“Rather than focus on the illness, get to know the person as a person.” Chris Summerville from the Schizophrenia Society of Canada, discusses some of the cognitive challenges associated with schizophrenia and how we can connect with the person instead of the illness.

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Christians need to stop believing these 'myths' about getting involved in politics, faith leader says foxnews.com/media/christia…

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Federal investments in mental health fall short of expectations. While $25 billion was allocated for health care from 2023-2026, only 15.9% is directed to mental health and substance use health services. Full findings and recommendations launch on December 18th.

Federal investments in mental health fall short of expectations. While $25 billion was allocated for health care from 2023-2026, only 15.9% is directed to mental health and substance use health services. Full findings and recommendations launch on December 18th.
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CAMIMH believes the best gift this season is ensuring all Canadians can access mental health and substance use health care when they need it. Let’s continue working toward a healthier and more inclusive Canada.

CAMIMH believes the best gift this season is ensuring all Canadians can access mental health and substance use health care when they need it. Let’s continue working toward a healthier and more inclusive Canada.
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It’s time to recognize the powerful connection between mind and body. Mental health and substance use health are just as critical as physical health—together, they shape our overall well-being. Let’s prioritize all aspects of health to lead happier, healthier lives.

It’s time to recognize the powerful connection between mind and body. Mental health and substance use health are just as critical as physical health—together, they shape our overall well-being. Let’s prioritize all aspects of health to lead happier, healthier lives.
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Six provinces out of nine – AND the federal government – FAILED. How did your province perform in CAMIMH’s 3rd Annual National Report Card? Read the press release here: camimh.ca/_files/ugd/b62…

Six provinces out of nine – AND the federal government – FAILED. How did your province perform in CAMIMH’s 3rd Annual National Report Card? Read the press release here: camimh.ca/_files/ugd/b62…
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Untreated mental illness costs the Canadian economy $50 billion annually. Yet, governments continue to underfund mental health services. The cost of inaction is too high.

Untreated mental illness costs the Canadian economy $50 billion annually. Yet, governments continue to underfund mental health services. The cost of inaction is too high.
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Our South Shore Family & Friends support group takes place in person in Greenfield Park and is for YOU if you have someone in your life who lives with mental illness and you need a place to talk about what you're going through. Visit amiquebec.org/support for details.

Our South Shore Family &amp; Friends support group takes place in person in Greenfield Park and is for YOU if you have someone in your life who lives with mental illness and you need a place to talk about what you're going through. Visit amiquebec.org/support for details.
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Canada’s mental health care system is at a tipping point. With over 50% of Canadians with mental health struggles unable to access care, systemic change is overdue. CAMIMH continues to demand better funding and equitable access for all.

Canada’s mental health care system is at a tipping point. With over 50% of Canadians with mental health struggles unable to access care, systemic change is overdue. CAMIMH continues to demand better funding and equitable access for all.
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CAMIMH’s 3rd Annual Report Card is clear: 6 out of 9 provinces and the federal government received failing grades for access to mental health and substance use health services. Canadians expect timely care— Failure is not an option. camimh.ca/_files/ugd/b62…

CAMIMH’s 3rd Annual Report Card is clear: 6 out of 9 provinces and the federal government received failing grades for access to mental health and substance use health services. Canadians expect timely care— Failure is not an option. camimh.ca/_files/ugd/b62…