It’s officially been two months since Canadian Mental Health Association-Edmonton Region and Prosper Place joined forces as one organization, to continue under the Canadian Mental Health Association – Edmonton Region (CMHA-ER) banner.

RECOVER Urban Wellbeing works to improve individual and community wellbeing. Here’s a bit about their research and approach.

EMCN’s Rainbow Refuge program celebrates 5 years in 2022 and continues to educate, advocate, and serve the LGBTQ+ community.

Read on for details about Canadian Mental Health Association Edmonton’s event that runs throughout the month of June!

This in-person interactive exhibit that takes participants on the journeys of real people whose lives have been impacted by addiction. It is designed to inspire understanding, empathy and action, and is now available to organizations to host.

Key insights and highlights from the collaborative process to refresh Living Hope: Edmonton’s community-based plan to prevent suicide.

Brite Line creates a safe space where the 2SLGBTQIA+ community can connect with supports free of judgment or stigma. It operates 24/7 and can be reached at 1-844-702-7483.

To say that the inaugural Love Letter to Men Forum on Men's Mental Health was a massive success would be a complete understatement. The amount of collaboration from organizers, presenters and participants was incredible.

In 2020, “AB-IYSI” began engaging youth & families in Alberta. Since then, we’ve built: our brand Kickstand, e-mental health interventions & core partnerships for our virtual clinic launching this year.

In a few more weeks, we will see the lovely crocuses poking their heads out of the prairie grasslands; to once again, reflect the joy and beauty of spring. The MIRACLE and the continued RENEWAL of life!!

Spruce Grove's Dochas Psychological Services and Stony Plain's Coordinated Suicide Prevention Program have come together to offer a support group for those who have attempted suicide; the only one of its kind in western Canada.

Want to know how to feel happier, more confident and worry less right now? Would you like to learn new ways of dealing with life’s challenges? Living Life to the Full is a fun,interactive online course offered by CMHA Edmonton that will leave you with the inspiration and tools to get the most out of life!

Living Hope’s Research and Surveillance Committee is pleased to present the Edmonton Suicide Trends Report, an exploration of Edmonton’s suicide-related injury rates at a local level.

The Community Mental Health Engagement Framework was developed to support people looking to engage their communities in impactful ways around the conversation of mental health.

Toxic stress can derail brain development and result in poor physical and mental health and addiction. Fortunately, science tells us how to combat toxic stress: build resilience through positive supports.

As Edmontonians continue to navigate the challenges posed by the pandemic, the need for education and compassion around mental wellbeing, both in our personal and professional lives, continues to grow.

The power of love at the BRICK Learning Centre: Transforming students’ lives through caring relationships

Realizing their telephone-based teen distress line was underutilized, DCC decided to try something new, and became the first organization in Canada to offer an online peer chat and texting service for youth in distress, now known as ConnecTeen.

This story picks up from where we left off in the Shared Wisdom story, “From enforcement to coffee and compassion: Trauma-informed care at Edmonton City Centre” that described a sea change in how security services are conceived and delivered at Edmonton City Centre (ECC).

What is it about some forms of training that inspire people to put evidence and new ideas into practice? We explored the training provided by the Imagine Institute for Learning under the umbrella of the Community Mental Health Action Plan.