Sudbury PCMH Chapter

Parents for Children’s Mental Health Support Group

[Sudbury PCMH Chapter @ChapterPcmh]

Morning North with Markus Schwabe - May 22, 2024: The Ontario government is making a multi-million dollar investment in youth mental health services in Sudbury https://t.co/PB7yoCYJMm

[Sudbury PCMH Chapter @ChapterPcmh]

@nicmulroney @DrBBouffard Our condolences to you and your family

[Sudbury PCMH Chapter @ChapterPcmh]

“Caregivers Have Feelings Too: A Guide to Self-Care" webinar on Tues, Jan 23, from 6:30 to 8 pm EST w/ Dr. Wendy Manel. Caregivers are experiencing our own emotions. It's important to be calm and regulated in challenging moments to support our kids best. 
https://t.co/e9UzOxqC01

[CMHO @kidsmentalhlth]

@TNMengage is a network of youth advocates/adult allies working to raise awareness of mental illness, eliminate stigma & improve mental health services. We value lived experience & strive to embed youth perspectives into our work. #InternationalYouthDay #NothingAboutUsWithoutUs

[Kimberly Moran (she/her) @kmoranONT]

Keeping EDs open at all costs brings a heavy burden as more famiky doctors leave the North exhausted. @ocfp has solutions that will take the pressure off and retain these valiant docs.

[CMHO @kidsmentalhlth]

Are you looking to get a head-start on helping your child prepare for #BackToSchool? We asked @EveryMind_ca & @HandsFamilyHelp for advice on what you can do now to make things easier in September. Here are 4 tips for you and your family to try!

Read more https://t.co/Nc4cnhE3vo

[Sudbury PCMH Chapter @ChapterPcmh]

@DianeMariePosts Thanks for sharing this. It proves: 1. How out of touch with reality he is. There is nothing wrong with this home and many people would be grateful to own one, but can’t afford it. 2. He has zero empathy and compassion for people he claims he serves. That’s not leadership.

[What's Up Walk-In @whatsupwalkin]

This article offers some sobering -- and sometimes surprising -- insights from Teen girls themselves. https://t.co/ZwFhaubnqO

[PCMH @PCMHontario]

🚨Raising a child/youth with mentall illness has many challenges. Possibly altering a family's lifestyle! It is normal to grieve the loss of the life that you imagined for your family. Processing grief is key to finding happiness. https://t.co/bKGZ9Pv3Xu

[CMHO @kidsmentalhlth]

Happy first day of Spring. Friendly reminder that we’re here if you need us. No problem is too big or too small. Find help near you at https://t.co/pMccKt4PRX #KidsCantWait

[Sylvain Roy 🇨🇦 @DrSylvainRoy]

Great discussion again on the @TheAgenda. A study looking at early (2020) pandemic impact on mental health. Encouraging that that society as a whole was resilient. Mental health service requests & need in 2022-2023 continues to climb. Future studies will need to explore why.

[PCMH @PCMHontario]

Join Author of Hold on Tight: A Parent’s Journey Raising Children with Mental Illness - Jan Stewart and PCMH chapter leaders to share their journey raising a child/youth with mental illness. Click here to register: https://t.co/EKiFtcvuBm

[PCMH @PCMHontario]

It is back to school this week, which means new IEPs. We know that this is a challenge for many families, learn some tips on how to be more prepared for the meeting. Click here to register: https://t.co/3dzGrK2gkW

[Mekalai Kumanan @MKumananMD]

Thank you, Gord, for sharing your story. Family physicians play such an important role in the health care system. No one should have to live #lifewithoutadoctor.

[Dr. Amit Arya @AmitAryaMD]

Retweet if you agree that Ontario needs to end the wage suppression of nurses when hospital shutdowns are occurring due to a shortage of nurses. #RepealBill124

[Mental Health Commission of Canada @MHCC_]

Our mental health and well-being are always changing, along with many other aspects of our lives. So it’s important to identify what you need and find people and resources that can support you. https://t.co/rxununa6Ut #BackToSchool

[Sudbury PCMH Chapter @ChapterPcmh]

Meeting on Monday. All welcome!

[PCMH @PCMHontario]

PCMH's peer support groups are run by volunteers. Chapter Leaders share their journey to help others, their commitment to the program and to inform systems change is unwaning. Thank you to our volunteers, our program wouldn't exist without you. Meet our Guelph Chapter Leaders.

[Sudbury PCMH Chapter @ChapterPcmh]

I took the pledge to make Ontario the #1 jurisdiction in Canada for access to child and youth mental health services. All Ontario political parties should do the same @kidsmentalhlth #KidsCantWait https://t.co/p52E3XU2QK

[CMHO @kidsmentalhlth]

It shouldn't be this way. Thanks to @ChapterPcmh for sharing your experience. We all need to get loud and let Ontario know that kids can't wait anymore. Read Laura’s story https://t.co/nJj3lWADkf #KidsCantWait