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
The Art of Friendship (Face-to-Face Training) comes to CMHA Rosetown
CMHA Rosetown is pleased to offer The Art of Friendship, an eight-week program that reinforces the […]Continue readingThe Art of Friendship (Face-to-Face Training) comes to CMHA Rosetown
CMHA Rosetown Parent Support Group to Resume October 2020
Parenting a child who struggles with mental illness can be daunting. You are not alone. Our Parent […]Continue readingCMHA Rosetown Parent Support Group to Resume October 2020
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
Eating disorders, like mental health issues in general, mean working past stigma and long-term therapy.
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Sabrina Almeida Health care experts say individuals with eating disorders need immediate professional help because they are mostly complex mental healthI cannot say enough about programs like this. As the parent of a child on the spectrum, you know that they have so much untapped potential. At CMHA Rosetown, we are dedicated to finding vocational supports, like resume skills, interviewing skills, and job shadowing placements. We are actively seeking local employers to help provide opportunities for incredibly talented and loyal people like those in this story. Autonomy Works is an inspiration!
Recruiting for talent on the autism spectrum
Many adults with autism have a hard time finding a job, but more companies are discovering the unique skills and potential people with autism offer. Anderson Cooper reports.This Christmas, let's focus on what we all need, KINDNESS, instead of all the "stuff".
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