Today is Bell Let’s Talk Day, and we’re joining in to help create positive change. One in five Canadians will experience a mental health issue or […] Continue readingTaking action for Bell Let’s Talk Day
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CMHA Oxford offers tips to help with the winter blues
Whether you refer to it as the back to work blues, the January blues or the winter blues, people often share feeling a little down after the holidays. […] Continue readingCMHA Oxford offers tips to help with the winter blues
Give to rewrite the mental health story
Clara has struggled with depression and anxiety since she was a girl. She struggled to find help in school, and later at work. She was placed onto […] Continue readingGive to rewrite the mental health story
Women & Wellness Oxford County’s 5th Annual Fundraiser a sold-out success
Over 190 women, men, and youth from Oxford County and beyond came together on September 27th at South Gate Centre in Woodstock for Women & […] Continue readingWomen & Wellness Oxford County’s 5th Annual Fundraiser a sold-out success
CMHA Oxford recognizes Mental Illness Awareness Week
The second week of October brings with it the reminder that millions of Canadians live with mental illnesses every day. Oct 6-12 is Mental Illness […] Continue readingCMHA Oxford recognizes Mental Illness Awareness Week
A Dollar A Day Foundation Presents Donation to MHEART
Woodstock, ON – This year, one in five Canadians will experience a mental health issue or illness. As more people come forward in search of help, the […] Continue readingA Dollar A Day Foundation Presents Donation to MHEART
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Join Canadians across the nation in raising awareness during Eating Disorders Awareness Week. Visit bit.ly/2NWIJaR to learn how you can get involved #EDAW2020
See it for what it is. Opposite of ease is DISease, take it out into the light, look at it, share about it, it will not be easy but, hopefully through support and therapy you can learn strategies to manage it. 💞
We are so grateful that A Dollar A Day has recommitted their funding for the Mental Heath Engagement and Response Team (MHEART) for 2020!
MHEART is a partnership between Oxford County OPP, the Woodstock Police Service and the Canadian Mental Health Association. Crisis clinicians from CMHA are paired with on-duty police officers to respond to calls which are mental health and addictions related. This makes it easier for people to get the help they need and deserve, and keeps them out of the emergency room.
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#BellLetsTalk Day is a great day to start the conversation around mental illness, addictions, and stigma. These are important conversations that you can keep going all year long. Check out a few ideas on our website on how to take action every day: cmhaoxford.on.ca/news/taking-action-for-bell-lets-talk-day/
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Taking action for Bell Let’s Talk Day
Today is Bell Let’s Talk Day, and we’re joining in to help create positive change. One in five […] Continue readingTaking action for Bell Let’s Talk Day
Give to rewrite the mental health story
Clara has struggled with depression and anxiety since she was a girl. She struggled to find help in […] Continue readingGive to rewrite the mental health story
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