CMHA ROSETOWN is proud to sponsor 20 participants in the upcoming CPRI (Child & Parent Resource Institute) Online Education Event via […]Continue readingCPRI WEBINAR (via ZOOM) Screen Time, Sexting & Safety: Promoting Digital Health & Well being for Children & Families
Get Loud for CMHA’s 69th Annual Mental Health Week, May 4-10, 2020 Mental Health Week is fast approaching. And again this year, CMHA is asking […]Continue readingMental Health Week
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This is a trend that has been observed by both parents and teachers as well. We are hopeful that vaccination efforts can help us return to regular socialization.
Kids suffering from 'social malnutrition' during pandemic, pediatricians warn | CBC News
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The COVID-19 pandemic is starving our children of the activities and social interaction they need to develop into healthy adults, and some experts worry that could have a lasting impact.Mother's Day can bring dread, and these companies are catching on | CBC News
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Mother's Day was already complicated for a lot of reasons, from grief to estrangement to infertility, not to mention the extra strain of the pandemic. Now, a slew of companies are recognizing the stin...It is such a relief to see this bill finally pass.
Rejected twice by government, NDP suicide prevention bill passes
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The bill failed last year, triggering a protest by suicide prevention activist Tristen Durocher. The government changed course Friday.