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
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Potential Supervised Consumption Site for Barrie – Open House
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
New, free guide to help Ontario businesses address mental health in the workplace
Mental Health Works – a national social enterprise of Canadian Mental Health Association, Ontario – has launched a new, free workplace resource to help employers and managers understand how to assist and accommodate a colleague with a mental health concern.Continue readingNew, free guide to help Ontario businesses address mental health in the workplace
Joe Roberts: From Skidrow to CEO – event at Collingwood Collegiate Institute
Joe Roberts is an inspirational example of overcoming adversity and managing change. In this keynote, Joe teaches how anyone anywhere can overcome perceived limitations and live their dreams. Join us for this FREE presentation that will be informative for all community members including those supporting persons with addiction & mental health needs. Go to our […]Continue readingJoe Roberts: From Skidrow to CEO – event at Collingwood Collegiate Institute
Why I Didn’t Tell My Boss I Have Bipolar Disorder — Until Now
Why I Didn’t Tell My Boss I Have Bipolar Disorder — Until Now Posted on January 30, 2019 By Steele Roddick We’ve made progress on destigmatizing mental illness in recent years. I’ve made strides of my own, and the conversations I’ve had with friends and colleagues have given me not just hollow hope, but concrete confidence […]Continue readingWhy I Didn’t Tell My Boss I Have Bipolar Disorder — Until Now
CMHA Youth Services Schedule is available
New groups and times for drop-in times in Youth Services!Continue readingCMHA Youth Services Schedule is available
New CMHA Client Handbook
Our Client Handbook has been revamped. The handbook shows important topics about our organization that all our clients should be aware of.Continue readingNew CMHA Client Handbook
Walk-In Services Available at Innisfil Location
Starting the first week of October 2018, the staff at the Innisfil location (8000 Young St. 2nd floor)…Continue readingWalk-In Services Available at Innisfil Location
Jammin’ For Jamie update
Jammin’ For Jamie has raised a lot of funds in the last 5 years for CMHA- Simcoe County community mental health services. There are so many people to thank for making this dream come true! Very grateful to all our sponsors, supporters and all those who have attended these amazing concerts over the years. Can’t […]Continue readingJammin’ For Jamie update
Youth Mental Health & Wellness Centre campaign launch
We have a passionate group of community members who have been fundraising for our youth mental health & wellness centre for the last couple of years. Their hope is to make the current space at 134 Anne St. (CMHA Youth Services location) more inviting/comfortable and to be able to offer additional supports for our clients. […]Continue readingYouth Mental Health & Wellness Centre campaign launch