The impacts of this ongoing pandemic are hitting our community hard and the need to support each other has never been greater. We can, and will, get through this but we all can use a little help sometimes. While the physical health issues are of great concern , the silent pains of our mental health are just as real.
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Tools for Ordinary People
This crisis may be your first time experiencing anxiety or elevated states of stress, or you may be a seasoned manager of these mental health issues; either way we feel this toolkit could help provide you some assistance with navigating your emotions and angst that many of us are feeling in these unusual times. This toolkit will be updated with new content all the time, be sure to check back regularly.
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This toolkit is for anyone experiencing anxiety, stress, or depression in this time crisis, even kids. Although it has been curated with residents of Sea to Sky country in mind, most of the tools here are good for anyone anywhere in the world. If you are not from Sea to Sky please feel free to browse - we are all in this together.
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This is a toolkit in the truest sense. It is a collection of carefully selected online videos, podcasts, articles, diagrams, tips, and insight in to how we can deal with stress, anxiety, and depression in our lives. Our hope is that everyone can find a number of tools that they can rely on at any given moment inside this toolkit.
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WhereUse the toolkit anywhere you are - either at home, work, on a walk, in bed, on the couch, on the living room floor, in your garden, in your car, quite literally anywhere. All you need is an internet connection when you need a little extra help with getting your emotions in check.
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WhenAnytime you like, you can access the toolkit and and all that is in there. Be sure to check back frequently as there will be new items placed in the drawers regularly from our collection of curators. Again, all you need is a device and internet connection.
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Our brains are wired for certainty, and that certainty has been striped from us all
Melahnie Moodie, HEALINGproject curator