Excited to be participating in Psychology Month once again. Free virtual talks are being organized throughout the month of February. On the 18th I will be sharing some general stress management tips to help in these current times of chronic stress. #psychology#mentalhealth
RT: LOST BEAR ALERT: With sunny skies, attendance over 35,000 kids, guardians, and their bears, these buddies were having so much fun at the Teddy Bears' Picnic that they did not want to leave. Please help us reunite them with their kids. Contact 204-787-4400 to claim them.
"Shouting 'self-care' at people who actually need 'community care' is how we fail people," writes community organizer and researcher Nakita Valerio. https://t.co/BLtjgBrzKL
All of us, including our Teddy Bears, have worry clouds. The Worry Docs will teach you how to help your Teddy and you shrink those worry clouds! Sponsored by @RBC and hosted by @winnlovewinn.
A Winnipeg psychologist says Christmas should be celebrated instead of generic ‘holidays’, and so should other religious holidays, to build awareness and tolerance.
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The @AmerAcadPeds has released a clinical report that says if you want creative, curious, healthier children with 21st-century skills, then let them play. https://t.co/BK2S3l0JYX
Wow! What a wonderful step forward. #CelebrateEverything ! #WinnLove@Mayor_Bowman we are looking forward to all the colors of other holidays too! 💙💙💙 https://t.co/IwYg2HoBqB
It’s that time of year again! #WorryBear tent time at the Teddy Bears Picnic! Our team will be hosting this tent once again this year, bringing a focus of #mentalhealthawareness and tools to cope with #child#anxiety. Bring your stuffies and see you Sunday! #Winnipeg#Manitoba