Margaret McKinnon, Homewood Chair in Mental Health
@MckinnonIn
Professor, Dep’t of Psychiatry and Behavioural Neurosciences, McMaster University; Homewood Research Institute; St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton; Tweets my own
Please see our new website Healthcare Salute for resources and tools to assist healthcare providers facing the mental health and well-being impacts of the pandemic. Sponsored by @PHAC_GC. @McMasterU https://t.co/bfCfIl9fSY
The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends towards justice. Except it doesn’t bend on its own—it bends because we pull it in the direction of justice. What keeps me hopeful during times like these is being surrounded by people who are doing just that.
@BarackObama Thank you for this lesson, President Obama. It is a poignant reminder that we can’t merely wait for change, but rather must contribute to it.
For individuals and organizations affected by the mass casualty event in Vancouver, please see https://t.co/1JKiTv8aab for mental health tools and resources for all Canadians. Financial support from the Public Health Agency of Canada. @PHAC_GC@McMasterU
@VictorBlackwell Thank you for continuing to tell the stories that must be told, and for promoting the universal values of equity, diversity, and inclusion in the face of threats that undermine our collective humanity.
@AnitaAnandMP Thank you for your service to all Canadians and for your efforts to create a fair, inclusive, and just Canada. The empathy, thoughtfulness, and incisive intellect you bring to your work has made a difference and will continue to do so well into our collective futures.
@bsw5020 Brian, I am so sorry that you have faced the hurt and pain of being attacked and being made fun of. Your journey is courageous. Sadly, it is often those who seek to alter trajectories and affect change who face the most resistance.
@bsw5020 Thank you so much for your service and sacrifice, Brian. You and your family have made a world of difference in promoting awareness, enacting lasting legislative change, and in ensuring a cure is within reach. We are full of gratitude, now and always.
Crisis then, crisis now.
Almost 30 years ago, sport leaders rejected an inquiry into sex abuse in Canadian sport, as it could revictimize people and drive others for cover.
They chose a communal approach to address this “serious issue.”
It failed, and athletes still wait.
Almost 2/3 of Canadians have experienced a traumatic event in their lifetimes.
Margaret McKinnon (@MckinnonIn), professor @MacPsychiatry, joined The Dose to discuss how we can better process trauma.
https://t.co/oNXiOPVKI2
Meet Margaret McKinnon (@MckinnonIn), professor @MacPsychiatry.
A harrowing, near-death experience set off a sequence of events that helped her establish herself as a foremost leader in what we know about trauma and posttraumatic stress.
https://t.co/64mVAAbgVQ
Congratulations to @MckinnonIn for being in the top 15% highest-producing clinical psychology professors and highest-cited mid-career woman faculty member in CPA-accredited psychology departments/programs in Canada! We are grateful to have you at HRI👏
We are aware of recent reports about our sailors struggling with housing in the Halifax region.
These are concerning & we are actively investigating.
None of our serving members should be homeless.
If you know of a sailor or other CAF member who needs help, my DMs are open.