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Mental Health

Offers online courses for individuals ages 16-24 to support their wellness and life journey through topics such as choice, money, relationships and taking care of yourself.

Mental Health

Offers online courses on mental health recovery and wellbeing for individuals experiencing mental health concerns or concerns about a loved one. Courses are facilitated virtually by peer support workers.

Mental Health

* operates a drop-in that focuses on providing a safe space for individuals with experience of mental health issues* provides a space where individuals can support each other with their shared experiences, and develop a sense of community together* is operated jointly by mental health consumers and CMHA staff, who share responsibility for opening / closing the space, cleaning, stocking supplies, making coffee, planning next month"s activities* partners with organizations to deliver workshops or presentations at the Drop-in Centre on topics of interest including money management, smoking cessation, cooking skills

Mental Health

Offers immediate support to individuals experiencing a crisis. Services include assessments, intervention, advocacy, and referrals to community resources.

Mental Health

Offers virtual mental health services to individuals experiencing mild to moderate mental health concerns. Services include: telephone coaching and access to CBT-based materials, including videos, worksheets and workbooks, and information sheets. Services available via provincial and territorial Canadian Mental Health Association branches.

Mental Health

Assists individuals and families affected by mental health problems by offering basic counseling, education, vocational services, and treatment information.

Mental Health

offers courses related to stress management and mental health, including mindfulness-based stress reduction and cognitive behavioural therapy

Youth

The CMHA Manitoba intended to assist individuals, families, friends or professionals to access information on the variety of services and support available in Manitoba. The Canadian Mental Health Association, nation-wide, voluntary organization, promotes the mental health of all and supports the resilience and recovery of people experiencing mental illness. CMHA accomplishes this mission through advocacy, education, research and service.

Mental Health

* provides one-to-one support, where all discussions are kept confidential, and no clinical files are kept* makes referrals to mental health programs as needed* has self-help support groups* provides community education to organizations, schools, businesses on illness specific, mental health related issues including suicide, self esteem, stress, conflict resolution, anger management, grief and loss, stigma

Mental Health

Offers confidential virtual support for individuals experiencing grief and loss that honours individual"s culture, spirituality and traditions. Services include education modules designed by grief specialists, a forum for professionals to answer questions about illness, loss, end-of-life care, and grief, as well as peer discussion forums.

Mental Health

Offers confidential virtual support for individuals experiencing grief and loss. Services include education modules designed by grief specialists, a forum for professionals to answer questions about illness, loss, end-of-life care, and grief, as well as peer discussion forums. Specialized modules are offered for unique circumstances, such as loss of a child, and also include modules for grief in the 2SLGBTQ+ communities.

Mental Health

offers services including: acute care (10 beds); diagnostic services (lab, X-ray, EKG); emergency department (open but with reduced hours); Emergency Medical Services (Ambulance station); inpatient services (high care needs, inpatient beds, palliative care); Community Rehabilitation Services (occupational therapy, physiotherapy, Speech Language Pathology); mental health services; primary health care (family physician services/clinic, nurse practitioner), public health services (Baby First) provides Home Care (adult day program, Community Bath Program, in-home services); Health Centre and Personal Care Home are connected

Mental Health

Weekend camp for children and teens who have recently experienced a loss due to the death of a family member or friend. Provides campers with the opportunity to meet other children and teens who are also going through similar grief experiences, helping young people learn they are not alone.

Mental Health

Provides counselling to families of missing persons and missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls through a partnership agreement with the Ministry of Justice and the Department of Justice.?Caring Hearts does not provide individual grief counselling outside of the above program areas at this time.

Mental Health

Offers individual, group and family counselling. Issues may include grief and loss and sexual assault.