Tips.This drawer of the toolkit is collection of tips from our curators, simple things that we all can do each and everyday to help us with our mental health in the time of COVD-19. Try a few out for size, because just like clothing - in most cases one size does not fit most. Our own personalities will dictate what works for us, but we also encourage you to reach out of your comfort zone with some of these and try something new.....you never know what it may spawn in the way of a new beginning for you. Our curators quick links are great for getting more information on additional available resources.
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Tip from all Curators: Understand Grief. Grief is often associated with death of a loved one but is also at play in our lives in times of crisis. Grief from other sources such as job loss and lifestyle changes are also key factors to mental health. More info
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Outreach Workers provide no-cost, confidential support for those experiencing challenges with mental health, financial insecurity, advocacy, physical health and injury, housing, food insecurity, substance use, employment, family/friend relationships, parenting support or violence/conflict in relationships.
Providing over 40 social service programs, which strengthen individuals and build healthier communities throughout the Sea to Sky Corridor.
BounceBack® is a free skill-building program designed to help adults and youth 15+ manage low mood, mild to moderate depression, anxiety, stress or worry
We help families across the province navigate the mental health system, listen and offer peer support, and connect them to resources and tools.
Anxiety Canada™ is a leader in developing free online, self-help, and evidence-based resources on anxiety.
Check out the My Anxiety Plan section. FOUNDRY offers young people aged 12-24 health and wellness resources through online delivery and at integrated health centres across the province.
Youth Connections is peer support group: a community of young people supporting each other through mental health challenges..
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