Its #BellLetsTalk day and we want to highlight the important value of mental health by promoting our Critical Incident Stress Management program. Just like our SAR groups they are available 365 days a year to support the recognized groups and their 2500 volunteers. #CISM#BCSAR
It’s the 10th year of #BellLetsTalk and, while we’ve come a long way from where the conversation on mental health started, there’s still more work to do to end stigma & make sure Canadians can get the support they need. So let’s keep talking, Canada!
It’s #BellLetsTalk Day - Paramedics, Dispatchers, and Emergency Call Takers want you to know what a mental health problem looks look. If you or someone you know are in crisis, please go to your local hospital, call 911 immediately or locate a Crisis Centre in your region.
On #BellLetsTalk day we highlight the support our Critical Incident Stress Management program provides after tough calls. Talking about it is essential to your mental health, do you have a plan for tough calls? CISM can be reached through the ECC by any SAR member #CISM#BCSAR
In an age of growing anxiety, it’s important to remember that we're not alone. No matter how separated you may feel at times, know that you are a part of a larger community. Never be afraid to connect back to nature, to yourself and with others on how you may feel. #BellLetsTalk
When someone like #PrinceHarry supports mental health awareness, it helps to end the stigma. #BellLetsTalk
He’s been candid about his own struggles and commended the Invictus Games athletes and participants this past October for bravely sharing their stories.
Ironically, the NHL, as an industry, is a bigger enemy to itself than any of us grieving families/friends will ever be
Case in point, Pierre McGuire mansplaining the game of hockey to USA Olympian & gold medalist, Kendall Coyne Schofield
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