On this third National Day of Observance for COVID-19, CMHA North Bay & District is reflecting on the lives lost and impacted by the pandemic, and […] Continue readingCMHA recognizes National Day of Observance for COVID-19
CMHA encourages you to #EmbraceEquity this International Women’s Day
On March 8, CMHA North Bay and District joins individuals and organizations around the world to #EmbraceEquity in celebrating this year’s […] Continue readingCMHA encourages you to #EmbraceEquity this International Women’s Day
CMHA North Bay and District recognizes National Social Work Week
Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA), CMHA North Bay and District is joining others across Canada this week in honouring and recognizing the […] Continue readingCMHA North Bay and District recognizes National Social Work Week
March 6 is Black Mental Health Day in Ontario
Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA), North Bay and District joins Ontarians in recognizing Monday, March 6 as Black Mental Health Day to help […] Continue readingMarch 6 is Black Mental Health Day in Ontario
This Problem Gambling Awareness Month, recognize the warning signs to minimize negative impact
With the recent increase in marketing and availability of online gambling in Ontario, opportunities for gambling are more accessible than ever. While […] Continue readingThis Problem Gambling Awareness Month, recognize the warning signs to minimize negative impact
REGISTRATION NOW OPEN FOR NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON AGRICULTURAL MENTAL HEALTH
On March 8, 2023, leaders in the agricultural sector from across Canada will convene for the first annual National Symposium on Agricultural Mental […] Continue readingREGISTRATION NOW OPEN FOR NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON AGRICULTURAL MENTAL HEALTH
CMHA supports Pink Shirt Day
Each year on the last Wednesday in February, individuals and organizations around the world come together to recognize Pink Shirt Day to promote […] Continue readingCMHA supports Pink Shirt Day
New resource launched to support individuals in crisis
A new resource provides the tools and information necessary to help communities implement Mobile Crisis Response Teams (MCRTs) and enhance crisis […] Continue readingNew resource launched to support individuals in crisis
North Bay Battalion, CMHA North Bay and District partner for mental health awareness game
(North Bay, ON Feb. 14, 2023) – Players with the North Bay Battalion and visiting Erie Otters have been invited to tape their sticks green to support […] Continue readingNorth Bay Battalion, CMHA North Bay and District partner for mental health awareness game
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Creative expression can speak for you when you don’t have the words to describe how you feel. It has also been shown to lower stress and anxiety. Join us at our Central location in North Bay for this month’s Art Therapy Sessions.
For more information, or to register, call or text 705-498-9925 or peersupport@nbd.cmha.ca
I’d love to see more on Facebook outlining those over 20 mrntal health programs, with a description of each individual special programs, inclusing who they serve and in what way…thank you
Do you do anything besides workshops? I thought the money would go,to more,case workers, coaches, one-on-one …..
Does QMHA employ a psychiatrist…?
DM the PM: My child is getter sicker while we wait for mental health care. #ActforMentalHealth
Join us: actformentalhealth.ca
Our Greif Support Group is run by a certified grief and bereavement trainer who will guide you on your journey through the grief process.
For more information 705-498-9925 or peersupport@nbd.cmah.ca
Registration: forms.office.com/r/ffehzf8GjD
The 2023 provincial budget is providing the community mental health and addictions sector with a 5 per cent boost to operational budgets. CMHA North Bay and District welcomes this historic investment, which will help us to maintain high-quality care for the individuals we serve.
Learn more: nbd.cmha.ca/news/11031-2/
Does this money add to the number of counsellor/coache/ mentors/ “prime workers”. ( some,of these terms need explaining)…has this money allowed us to bring on board a psychatrist and/ or a psychologist…Imhave to be honest…at this point, I’m disappoiinted in the workshop approach…basically a presentation to a group of clients…..when what they may need is some of the dervices mentioned above….I’m asking
Peer-Led Dialectical Behavioural Therapy is the next step after CBT. This workshop goes into deeper detail to build on the tools created during our Peer-Led CBT workshop.
Our next session begins on April 11 @ 2 pm and is an 8-week course.
Register now at forms.office.com/r/cSizpDzqKy
For more information 705-498-9925 or peersupport@nbd.cmha.ca
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CMHA welcomes historic investment for community mental health and addictions
CMHA North Bay and District welcomes historic investment for community mental health and addictions […] Continue readingCMHA welcomes historic investment for community mental health and addictions
CMHA recognizes National Day of Observance for COVID-19
On this third National Day of Observance for COVID-19, CMHA North Bay & District is reflecting […] Continue readingCMHA recognizes National Day of Observance for COVID-19
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