This Guide was developed on behalf of British Columbia’s Centre for Women’s Health in consultation with researchers, practitioners, and health system planners across British Columbia.
This website contains a range of resources on a wide variety of topics relating to generating knowledge to influence positive changes for children and families, including Aboriginal Children, Youth and Families.
The Alberta Teachers’ Association offers this booklet to help educate all of us about mental health, mental illness, and how we can help our students, our colleagues and ourselves. This booklet encourages the development of more compassionate classrooms, schools and communities by changing how we look at mental health and mental illness, school culture, education, policy and partnerships on the large scale, but also the small.
A Revolutionary Six-Stage Program for Overcoming Bad Habits and Moving Your Life Positively Forward. Authors: Prochaska, Norcross and DiClementi (COST $9.00 Amazon)
This website offers a resource library containing resources, videos and guides on a wide variety of topics related to childhood mental health, including brain architecture, toxic stress, resilience.
This website contains resources on a wide range of mental health topics, including a monthly newsletter.
HEADSTRONG is an evidence-based anti-stigma initiative created by the Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC). It inspires youth ages 12-18 to Be Brave, Reach Out and Speak Up about mental health. Now a national initiative, HEADSTRONG teaches students how to reduce stigma and become mental health champions in their schools. CMHA Edmonton has a partnership with MHCC and coordinates and delivers Headstrong Youth Summits across Alberta.
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