We have integrated as CMHA Thames Valley Addiction and Mental Health Services! Follow us at our new Twitter account @CMHA_TV, and learn more on our new webpage: https://t.co/qaAr8vMWQn.
Reminder: we are now Canadian Mental Health Association, Thames Valley Addiction and Mental Health Services. Follow us on our new account @CMHA_TV to stay updated on our programs, services and supports!
New account alert! We have integrated as Canadian Mental Health Association, Thames Valley Addiction and Mental Health Services. Follow our new account @cmha_tv to stay updated!
Canadians spend $950 million on counselling services each year. And those who can’t afford to pay for services end up waiting, and waiting, and waiting.
Learn how free #MentalHealth care can make an impact.
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50% of young people have faced a decline in their #MentalHealth since the #pandemic began.
Learn how free mental #HealthCare can support Canada’s youth.
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We believe #MentalHealth services should be there for everyone, whenever and wherever they need it. Learn how free mental #HealthCare can support remote communities in Canada.
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Claire has seen people die from substance use during the #pandemic. Cost and wait times keep people from accessing treatment.
Learn how free #MentalHealth care can help end the #OpioidCrisis.
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“If we're ever going to slow this epidemic of #suicide, we need more resources, more tools, more psychiatrists.” Learn how free #MentalHealth care can help prevent suicide. https://t.co/XNy9nunBWD
Today is #OverdoseAwarenessDay. Be prepared for opioid #overdose wherever you live, work or study. Learn more about naloxone and why everyone should carry it: https://t.co/doTTDDDWdK #IOAD2021
With reduced capacity at harm reduction sites, and more people using drugs alone, the #pandemic has brought with it a surge of #overdoses in Canada. Learn how to get your free #naloxone kit across the country. #IOAD2021 https://t.co/2tYXjbyFqx
Be prepared for opioid #overdose wherever you live, work or study. Learn more about naloxone and why everyone should carry it. #IOAD2021
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CMHA Oxford is recruiting for a full-time
Case Manager and a part-time Crisis & Outreach
Clinician -- Walk in Counselling. Full job details can be
found on our "employment" tab at
https://t.co/nue0iFUoR9
Want to ask one of our child and youth mental health experts a question? You can! Send us a DM or comment on this post. Here, Karene Martin-Russell, Child and Family Clinician from @EveryMind_ca shares expert tips to start getting our kids ready for school.
"Greater alignment between mental health and substance use has the potential to uplift both sectors." Read our CEO @MRodrigue_CSMC's op-ed in today's @TorontoStar https://t.co/232Mabhzq3
This simple exercise can help calm your nervous system and alleviate feelings of anxiety when you’re getting overwhelmed.
More tips here: https://t.co/zEqvvwzmjz @CCSACanada
Our current healthcare system is not meeting the needs of people in Canada. Everyone deserves access to a continuum of publicly funded #MentalHealth and #Addictions services. #RT if you agree #cdnpoli