World Suicide Prevention Day Event – Working Together to Prevent Suicide Monday, September 10th, 2018 from 12:00 – 1:00 PM Vimy Ridge Park on Portage & Home StreetContinue readingWorld Suicide Prevention Day
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Upbeat Artworks Sidewalk Sale
There will be a sidewalk sale at the Upbeat Artworks store in Portage Place starting on Monday, August 20 until Friday, August 24 running from 11 AM until 2 PM. We’ll have lots of artists in over the week selling their works. Click here for the poster with all the information!Continue readingUpbeat Artworks Sidewalk Sale
Hope in the Darkness – National Walk for Youth Mental Health
Global TV’s Shannon Cuciz interviews Marion Cooper (Executive Director, CMHA Manitoba and Winnipeg), Diane Redsky (Executive Director, Ma Mawi Wi Chi Itata Centre), and Sgt. Kevin Redsky about a four-month national walk to raise awareness and funds for youth mental health.Continue readingHope in the Darkness – National Walk for Youth Mental Health
CMHA Manitoba and Winnipeg Fall 2018 Course Calendar Now Available
The Fall/Winter 2018 Course Calendar is now available! Registration for the Fall 2018 courses is now open. The Winter 2018 / Spring 2019 courses will be open for registration in October. Visit our CMHA Manitoba and Winnipeg Courses webpage for information and to register for our upcoming courses. Click here if you are looking specifically for our Mindfulness […]Continue readingCMHA Manitoba and Winnipeg Fall 2018 Course Calendar Now Available
Open Letter from the Canadian Mental Health Association
June 21 of every year marks an opportunity in Canada to recognize the contributions that First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Peoples have made to Canada. And these contributions continue to be significant and increasing across all sectors and aspects of our national identity and history. We owe a debt of gratitude to the First Peoples […]Continue readingOpen Letter from the Canadian Mental Health Association
Largest mental health bike ride in Canada aims to bring mental illness out of hiding
June 22, 2018 Ride Don’t Hide supports Canadians to open up and seek help WINNIPEG (MANITOBA) June 22, 2018 – With recent celebrity suicides on everybody’s mind, the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) is encouraging Canadians to fight stigma and bring mental illness into the open through its upcoming Ride Don’t Hide event. On June […]Continue readingLargest mental health bike ride in Canada aims to bring mental illness out of hiding
Celebrity Suicide Deaths – Preventing “contagion”
In our culture, we are mostly silent about suicide. But when celebrities die by suicide – as Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain did last week, the issue becomes front-page news. Anyone who has lost a loved one to suicide can attest to its utter devastation.Continue readingCelebrity Suicide Deaths – Preventing “contagion”
Celebrating a Century
It may seem like mental health is in the spotlight now, but the Canadian Mental Health Association has spent the past 100 years in that line of work.Continue readingCelebrating a Century
Manitoba Teachers Training to Help Students Speak Up About Mental Health Struggles
‘You really aren’t alone,’ middle school student suffering depression learned through Speak Up program Manitoba educators are hitting the books to learn about mental health in teenagers — and how to share that knowledge in the classroom. It’s all part of the Canadian Mental Health Association’s latest efforts to expand Speak Up, a program to help more […]Continue readingManitoba Teachers Training to Help Students Speak Up About Mental Health Struggles
JOIN US!! CMHA Open House May 11, 2018
100 Years of Canadian Mental Health Association Join CMHA at their agency open house to learn about all of the new, enhanced and innovative programs and services. As they celebrate 100 years of community, they will reflect on their rich history and look forward to exciting opportunities on the horizon. CMHA continues to receive strong […]Continue readingJOIN US!! CMHA Open House May 11, 2018