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  • Can we talk? CAMH supports Bell Let’s Talk Day
    Posted by Public Affairs|Feb 08, 2013

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    February 12 is Bell Let’s Talk Day – a day dedicated to fighting stigma by encouraging open discussion about mental illness. To support this initiative, CAMH is working with Bell networks to produce exclusive content focused on mental health that will be featured throughout the day.

    Here is a quick look at where we’ll be:



    February 12

    • 7 am: CTV’s Canada AM devotes its show to a discussion on mental health in the workplace and will feature CAMH experts and client perspectives

    • Throughout the day CP24 will host interviews with CAMH guests to discuss a variety of topics ranging from bullying to mental illness in the workplace

    • 6 pm: InnerSpace on SPACE channel examines the relationship between mental illness and artistic expression with Workman Arts

    • 6:30pm: CTV’s Pauline Chan discusses the impact of mental illness in the workplace

    • 7 pm: tune into Discovery Channel’s Daily Planet for an inside look into how people use mindfulness meditation to cope with depression

    • 7 pm: Let's Talk: A Marilyn Denis Special – through frank discussions with CAMH clients, Marilyn Denis will explore the issues faced by people with mental illness on a daily basis

    • 8 pm: MTV Canada will air a documentary special called Impact: Living with it that takes a closer look at young people living with mental illness and addiction

        

    You can also follow us on Twitter and Facebook to share your ideas on why it’s important to talk about mental illness. Don’t forget, for every tweet using #BellLetsTalk, Bell will donate 5¢ more to mental health initiatives across Canada!


    Tell us what you're planning for Bell Let's Talk Day!

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Elsa Southam

Hi Rob,

I am a volunteer in the Family Resource Centre, and I hope you will contact us, as Annick suggested.  One of our volunteers will get back to you, and you are also very welcome to drop by in person during our office hours.  All of our volunteers are family members, and can provide you with information about services for you and your family at CAMH or in the community.  Please do call us!

Elsa
 on 2/12/2013 6:51 PM

CAMH

Hi Rob - thanks for your comment. As Annick suggests, you can contact CAMH's Family Resources Centre.

You can also contact ConnexOntario - they have a 24/7 helpline and can help you find local services: http://www.mentalhealthhelpline.ca/
 on 2/12/2013 4:57 PM

annick

It is past 3 o'clock and no one has read your message, for a start you may go back to the main page and type : Mood and Anxiety program in the search button. You'll find some useful information there.
You may also give us a call at the Family Resource Centre at 535-8501 x 4015
 on 2/12/2013 4:41 PM

rob

My spouse and my two children have very bad anxiety over everything so what can be done to help solve it?
 on 2/12/2013 8:48 AM

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