Mental Health Week
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
What’s New
CMHA Rosetown Adds Wellness Support Response Line
Starting April 13th, 2020, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, CMHA Rosetown and all CMHA branches […]Continue readingCMHA Rosetown Adds Wellness Support Response Line
All Public Meetings at Rosetown & District Civic Centre Suspended
Due to Public Health precautions, Canadian Mental Health Association in Rosetown will not be able to […]Continue readingAll Public Meetings at Rosetown & District Civic Centre Suspended
About CMHA Rosetown
CMHA Rosetown is the newest branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association located in Saskatchewan. We provide education, advocacy, and support […]Continue readingAbout CMHA Rosetown
Our Vision, Mission and Values
Our vision defines the overall outcome that we are working towards. Our mission describes our purpose and unique contribution. Our values are the […]Continue readingOur Vision, Mission and Values
CMHA Rosetown is pleased to offer The Art of Friendship, an eight-week program that reinforces the importance of healthy relationships in one’s journey to wellness and resilience. Strong friendships take work! This course will help you learn about yourself – what you say, the way you act, and how all of your actions can affect relationships with others. Build self-confidence, reduce loneliness and laugh more!
In order to maintain safe distancing requirements , a maximum of 7 participants will be accepted for this course. To pre-register or if you have any questions, please contact Carmen at carmenl@cmhask.com.This is beyond alarming. Parents who are already on lengthy waitlists for child psychiatric services now must wait longer. The government needs to make recruitment and retention of quality mental health professionals a priority.
Sask. psychiatrist says closure of youth inpatient unit hard on families, staff
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Dr. Tamara Hinz says losing one-third of youth psychiatric inpatient hospital beds in Saskatchewan has taken a toll on the staff at Saskatoon's unit and on the patients' families. A 10-bed Prince Albe...It is alarming that the national percentage of polled people considering suicide has gone up from 2.5% in 2019 to 6% in 2020. It likely is much higher. If you suspect someone is at risk, take the time to ask and listen.
Michael Lochran: The coming mental health storm
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As we prepare for another potential wave of the pandemic this fall, we must begin to address the wave of pent-up mental health anxiety, depression and substance abuse that has been building since COVI...
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