Family Education Night is open to anyone in a “supporting role” to a person with a mental illness.
Canadian Mental Health Association Durham is a proud supporter of Bell Let’s Talk. On January 30, 2019, we will join Canadians and others across the world on social media to text, talk and tweet about mental health for the 9th annual Bell Let’s Talk Day.
Family Education Night is open to anyone in a “supporting role” to a person with a mental illness. Join us for “Family Connections TM Research-A Study Examining the Impact of Support Provided to Family Members of Individuals with Borderline Personality Disorder” with Tracey Holz RN, MN, RP, CPMHN(C) and Jennifer Muller…
Addiction does not discriminate, it affects all walks of life.
CMHA Durham invites you to join us as we participate in GivingTuesday [https://givingtuesday.ca/], a global day of giving and volunteering, on November 27.
On November 22, CMHA Durham joins communities and organizations across the country to mark National Housing Day and recognize the challenges faced by many people in finding a place to call home.
Family Education Night is open to anyone in a “supporting role” to a person with a mental illness.
Living with a mental illness can make you feel isolated. The stigma associated with mental illness doesn’t help, either. The typical route to recovery can involve counselling and medication. But, there’s a powerful recovery tool that is often left untapped. This tool is peer support.
Family Education Night is open to anyone in a “supporting role” to a person with a mental illness.
On Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2018, CMHA Durham will join international mental health organizations to celebrate World Mental Health Day.
