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Amplify Indigenous Voices
21 June 2021

For National Indigenous Peoples Day, let’s amplify Indigenous voices. Here are some suggestions to get you started: WITHIN THE RMWB : Name Social Media Notes McMurray Métis @mcmurraymetis (Twitter/IG) www.mcmurraymetis.org Fort…

National Indigenous Peoples Day
21 June 2021

Canadian Mental Health Association on Reconciliation and mental health   Toronto, ON June 21, 2021: The Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) is deeply troubled by the findings of the remains…

We’re Hiring!
9 June 2021

Looking for a career with the Canadian Mental Health Association? CMHA is a nation-wide charitable organization that promotes the mental health of all and supports the resilience and recover of…

It’s time to #BuddyUp for Men’s Suicide Awareness in June
31 May 2021

If you or someone you know is thinking about suicide, call the SOS 24 hour crisis line in Fort McMurray at 780-743-4357 or the National hotline at 1-800-565-3801.  On average,…

Understand your emotions, understand yourself
1 May 2021

Emotions play a huge role in our lives, our actions and our relationships. Yet, most of us know surprisingly little about what they are, how we experience them and why we have them in…

The March Mullet Campaign for Men’s Mental Health raised over $26,000 helping advance youth mental health programing
1 April 2021

Fort McMurray, April 1st – The participants of the March Mullet Campaign are cutting off their Tennessee waterfalls and the parties in the back after an incredibly successful campaign during…

Get Ready to #GetReal about how you feel
30 March 2021

This CMHA Mental Health Week, we’re diving into how we feel. It’s hard to deal with our emotions when we don’t know what we’re feeling. You may have been taught…

Men & Mental Health: How to start the conversation about your mental health
24 February 2021

CMHA Alberta, September 2020 Experiencing mental health challenges does not indicate weakness. The Mental Health Commission of Canada acknowledges the prevalence of mental illness is comparable between men and women….

Supporting Your Mental Health Right Now
14 January 2021

Article by CMHA Alberta The pandemic has introduced us to new challenges and amplified our everyday and mental health struggles. Many Albertans have lost motivation to continue with hobbies, clean,…

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