Balance is key to a healthy and happy life. Don't let the pressure to achieve throw you off course. Take the time to rest and protect your mental health. #WorkLifeBalance#MentalHealthAwareness
Should we #decriminalize#substances for personal use? The Minister of Public Health & Solicitor-General Mike Farnworth says he won't run afoul of federal #laws to make such a change. Explore more with this article from @VancouverSun:
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#SubstanceUse and #mentalhealth concerns can be life altering. No one should have to struggle with either alone. @FraserHealth runs the Burnaby Mental Health and Substance Use Centre. Check out more about the program
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Harm reduction programs save lives and money. 💉💰 Learn about the cost-effectiveness of these public health initiatives. #HarmReduction#PublicHealth#CostEffective
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HealthLinkBC is available any time of the day to provide access to non-emergency #health information and advice in BC. You can reach them by calling 811 or access information on their website
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Feeling down? Remember that you are worthy of your happiness, love, and everything in between. #PositiveAffirmation can help you find the motivation you need to get back on track.
Why does #photojournalism focus photos on the #poor people & in the single dimension of misery? This @nytimes article suggests that journalist need to be aware that they could create stigma. They need to represent people with #addiction as #humanbeings
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Have you ever felt alone? People in need feel like others wouldn't care or wouldn't listen, but that is not true! The thing is people do care. This is a story of someone with mental health issue who seeks help from a friend instead of hurting
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When you're in a bad spot, it can be hard & frustrating to know where to turn. For those struggling with #homelessness, @HSABC1 works to make it easy to connect to services
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Supporting your community and reducing stigma can be done in small ways every day. Some simple ideas include: educating yourself and others, volunteering, donating to local organizations, and listening to those in need. #EndStigma#SupportCommunity
Suicide can be a hard topic to discuss but it's important that information is out there to help those in need. How we talk about it also makes a difference. Check out this article to learn more
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Hand sanitizer or soap? 🤔 The right choice isn't always clear. Our new article explains when to use each for best protection. Get informed, stay safe. #Handwashing#SanitizeSmart https://t.co/xzEXfIB25l
Action is often the best medicine to quell fear. If you're having doubts about what you have to do, pick something small and complete it. By achieving the little things, bigger things will seem doable and your fears will fade away.
Having someone to listen can make a HUGE difference to someone in crisis. The Crisis Centre focuses on helping those who distress. Learn more
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Have you ever struggled through a panic attack? This article shares some great tips for what has worked for other people. What tips can you share?
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Delicious eats on a dime? Yes, please! 🥣 Check out our vegetarian soup recipe for a tasty, budget-friendly meal. #AffordableEating#VegetarianDelights https://t.co/mRUIJvQJoD
Are you a part of the conversation? There is a lot of meaningful dialogue that is happenng around the #BCHousingCrisis. Find out Build Homes Not Barriers helps!
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Struggling with alcohol misuse? Learn about the short-term and long-term health impacts. 🍷 #AlcoholAwareness#HealthMatters#WellBeing
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Not only can reading be a pleasant break from the stress of life but it can also help aid in your memory and retention. What types of things do you like to read?