Services available at new location in Innisfil The Rizzardo building at 7325 Yonge St, Innisfil has opened for business, and CMHA is part of this initiative. As an initiative from the Town of Innisfil which is planning to be considered a health hub for the region, CMHA moves offices from the Stroud location to this […]Continue readingNew location in Innisfil
Feeling low? Stressed? Anxious? BounceBack can provide you with support in your own language. For those struggling with low mood, worry, stress, or mild to moderate depression or anxiety, you can look to the Canadian Mental Health Association’s (CMHA’s) free skill-building program BounceBack®: Reclaim your health. Through one-on-one telephone coaching and online videos offered in […]Continue readingBounceBack Program Available
CMHA’s 30 branches concerned about negative impacts for clients if “disability” definition changes for ODSP The Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) network consists of 30 branches across the province that provide community-based clinical and social services to Ontarians living with mental health and addictions issues. CMHAs recognize that mental health is influenced by many factors […]Continue readingCMHA branch reaction to potential changes to ODSP definition of “disability”
Back to school mental health tips As students and parents prepare for back-to school-season, CMHA Simcoe County is reminding people to keep mental health in mind during the transition. While a new school year can be exciting, it can also cause stress and anxiety. CMHA suggests maintaining positive mental health during this seasonal shift with […]Continue readingMental health tips for back to school
Our OTN Coordinator in Innisfil, Kelly Steckroat, was interviewed by a reporter of the Bradford Newspaper. See article here: https://www.bradfordtoday.ca/local-news/technology-can-help-local-patients-overcome-barriers-to-health-care-1581421 For more information about our OTN services contact Kelly Steckroat or Tina Brand-Lawson (OTN Coordinator for Simcoe County at CMHA) at telemedicine@cmhastarttalking.ca.Continue readingOTN Innisfil services in the news
The Simcoe County Suicide Awareness Council and the Canadian Mental Health Association Simcoe County Branch invite you to participate in the Skills for Safer Living Group. This group is for individuals who have made one or more suicide attempts. The Skills for Safer Living group follows a 20-week format, delivered in two, 10-week sessions. The […]Continue readingSkills for safer living group
Do you want to learn how to build self-care skills that reduce the risk of compassion fatigue and vicarious trauma? Register for the spring session of Oxygen program.Continue readingOxygen Program – Spring Session in Wasaga Beach and Orillia
How do I not burnout? A program teaching how to build the self-care skills that reduce the risk of compassion fatigue and vicarious trauma, and lead to greater wellness, resilience, and quality of life.Continue readingOxygen Program – Spring Session in Orillia and Wasaga Beach
Our Nurse Practitioner Talks about your health on Wednesdays once a month. April 3, 2019: 1-2:30 PM – Living with Diabetes May 8, 2019: 1-2:30 PM – Living with High Blood Pressure June 5, 2019: 1-2:30 PM – Smoking Cessation Location: 90 Mulcaster St. Barrie, ON – Rowe Boardroom Registration for these events will […]Continue readingOur Nurse Practitioner Talks About Your Health series
Supervised consumption sites (SCS) help save lives and create safer communities. They provide a safe and clean space for people to use their own drugs under the care of nursing staff. They can connect clients to doctors, treatment and other health and social services. The agencies leading an SCS application for Barrie, the Gilbert Centre, […]Continue readingPotential Supervised Consumption Site for Barrie – Open House