Ever wondered what the PASS community looks like? Here’s a map of everyone who has purchased PASS products in the past!
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According to CMHA, about 15% of people in Canada experience the "winter blues" during the cold, dark days. A PASS Kit at https://t.co/GwY2IeO4gF could support your loved one to feel balanced during these times.
A first look at our cards for Screen Time! Thank you everyone who pre-ordered. Topics include #socialmedia#fomo#wfh#onlinegames
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[Preorder!] PASS Cards for screen time, to help manage your relationship with technology as we #wfh and study remotely. Developed with contributions from counselors in Guelph and persons with lived experiences with screen overuse. #socialmedia#games
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Are you a leader looking for ways to talk about mental health and the PASS Kit with your community? Visit https://t.co/ItDklXb27t to download our Distribution Guide for Leaders, or to check out other guides we've released! 📑#passiton
Did you know that PASS has been featured by organizations such as @macleans, @CBC and @wef? If you or your organization would like to mention PASS in the news, download our press kit at https://t.co/AEddg7aWTo for more information! 📰 #passiton
Thanks to @hub_innovation co-founder Peter Miller for inviting us onto your podcast back in May! You can check out their podcast here:
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We've recently redesigned parts of our website, including a new forms and guides section to help you get mental health resources out to your community! 🎉
Check it out here: https://t.co/we95NeDozN
If you've been feeling stressed, you may be able to use your senses to help calm yourself. Try touching something soft or listening to nature sounds while concentrating on what you're experiencing. 🌱#stress#passiton
This weekend, you may want to try playing games online with your friends and family. Games are a great way to connect virtually, especially if you use them alongside a video call! #passiton
For some ideas, check out this article: https://t.co/4KSI1Qf6LE
For people working from home, setting boundaries may help you avoid feeling burned out. For example, you may want to limit work-related activities to a specific set of hours, or only do work when you're sitting at your desk. 💻 @Canada#WFH#passiton
Eating more fruits and veggies may help boost your mood. Try picking up some frozen fruit for a smoothie or roasting your favourite vegetables to go with dinner. 🍎 @Healthline#passiton
If you're struggling with something right now, try treating yourself the same way you'd treat a loved one in your position. Rather than blaming yourself, treat yourself with kindness and work on improving the situation. 🌻@WHO#passiton#stress
If you've been feeling overwhelmed or anxious lately, you may want to seek help. This could mean talking to a friend or family member, using online resources, or finding a mental health professional. 🧠@HeretoHelpBC#anxiety#passiton