The Art of Recovery - Through Another Lens was a 10-week project at CMHA Toronto, where youth from the MOD Early Psychosis Intervention and Transitional Youth Program were invited to participate in a photojournalism group following the photovoice method. This approach was chosen as a way to…
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Change is hard. Learning about implementation science can help.
Understanding and applying implementation science to your own work can be both rewarding and daunting. Most people want easy-to-follow guidance on how to use the best practices from implementation science to…
The next "big thing" to help us better understand mental health
Happy world mental health day!
Today, I want us to look forward into the future of mental health!
Ontario's commitment to students on #WorldMentalHealthDay
Today in Toronto, on World Mental Health Day, Education Minister Stephen Lecce announced that the provincial government will be investing nearly $40 million dollars to advance student mental health and permanently funding approximately 180 frontline mental health workers in secondary…
Toronto is by several measures the least happy city in Canada
The 2019 Toronto's Vital Signs report reveals a city experiencing unprecedented growth, but increasingly at the cost of the most marginalized.
Editorial: "U of T must immediately address its mental health crisis"
"Another student death at Bahen calls for immediate action from university administration, media, government.
Resisting Oppression | Seeking Clarity
Ever since I was a child, I have been told to sit down, lower my voice, stop talking to those people. I was pointed in the direction that I was expected to go in and told what I was supposed to like, follow, enjoy and engage in.
Finding reconciliation and not having reforms perpetuate the poison of colonialism
Over recent years in the context of reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples be it indicated by acknowledgements at the get go of meetings or announcements of policy’s and initiatives, there has remained a sense for me we are not going about reform and change very well. Mary McPherson’…
Talking mental health and climate change (from The Agenda with Steve Paikin)
Watch Katie Hayes of the University of Toronto, and Melanie Goodchild of the Waterloo Institute for Social Innovation and Resilience, join Steve Paikin to discuss the connections between climate change and mental health.
Climate change is threatening mental health
The effects of global climate change on mental health and well-being are integral parts of the overall climate-related human health impacts. Mental health consequences of climate change range from minimal stress and distress symptoms to clinical disorders, such as anxiety, depression, post-…
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