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MentalHealthLiteracy.org uses the best scientific evidence available to develop application-ready training programs, publications, tools and resources to enhance the understanding of child and adolescent mental health. MentalHealthLiteracy.org collaborates with stakeholders, researchers and educators across Canada, and internationally.
04/03/2024
Calling all educators! The end of the school year is near! Are you looking for ways to support your students’ transition out of high school? Check out our Know Before You Go Teacher’s Guide, free to download: https://mentalhealthliteracy.org/product/know-before-you-go-teachers-guide/
04/02/2024
Meet Alex. Alex is 12 years old. They have many strengths & interests, including baking, predicting the weather & all things tech. Alex also has Autism Spectrum Disorder. Watch Alex’s story here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_uxt9N8RnA
Alex & ASD & Specific Phobia (Alex et TSA et phobie spécifique) In the ninth video in the Elementary Mental Health Literacy Resource (EMHLR), we get to know one character, Alex, a bit better. Through Alex’s story, we lear...
03/30/2024
Today is (the late Vincent Van Gogh’s birthday). and avoid misinformation with knowledge: https://mentalhealthliteracy.org/mental-disorders/bipolar-disorder/
Have an upcoming appointment with your provider? Be prepared, ask informed questions and engage in a collaborative conversation with this tool (freely available in multiple languages): https://mentalhealthliteracy.org/product/communicating-health-care-provider-every-person-ask/
03/21/2024
is a poignant reminder that we must stand up against racism in all its forms, including systemic racism. Through listening, learning & speaking out, we can each do our part to build a global culture of safety, & collaboration.
03/20/2024
Strong isn’t about always been in a good mood. Strong mental health includes a variety of comfortable, neutral and uncomfortable emotions. Yet, on if you want to get your on, have at it!
03/19/2024
On we want to highlight the 3 social workers on our team! From resource development, to presentations & trainings, to research, to direct clinical therapy… our are .
03/15/2024
Restorative and healthy go together like… robins and springtime? Weekends and brunch? Canned beans and hotdogs? (insert your own symbiotic simile here ________ 😉 about the sleep - brain connection: https://mentalhealthliteracy.org/restorative-sleep/
03/13/2024
Our Elementary Resource is free for download, , and most importantly… fun! Through stories and strengths-based characters, students will build while learning about how to care for their . Explore the resource now: https://mhlcurriculum.org/emhlr/
Although there are windows of development when the human can synthesize new information more efficiently, we humans are designed to learn throughout our lifespan! about the brain & at mentalhealthliteracy.org
03/08/2024
What does have to do with ? A whole lot. This year’s theme: ‘Invest in Women: Accelerate Progress’ necessarily includes prioritizing equitable research & access for women’s & mental health. When we are healthy, there’s no telling what we can accomplish!
Did you know we have many of our , downloadable available in and other languages? We’ve made them easier for you to find on our website too: https://teenmentalhealth.org/translated-resources/
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