Improving Youth Mental Health
A national network connecting youth, families/carers, researchers, service providers, and policy makers to improve youth mental health care across Canada
Pan-Canadian Service Sites: 16 Locations and Growing
Our sites can be found in urban, rural, remote, First Nations and Inuit communities across Canada - from Nova Scotia to Alberta, all the way up to the Northwest Territories
Our Services
Looking for a site? Our network spans from Nova Scotia to Alberta and up to the Northwest Territories
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Leading patient oriented research in real-world youth mental health service contexts across Canada
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Resources & Guides
Check out our practical guides, reports, academic publications, and infographics designed for anyone and everyone interested in youth mental health.
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Follow ACCESS Open Minds!
On Thursday Jan. 28, join @ExploreWellcome for a discussion about "Young People, Mental Health and Recipes for Self-care" that will focus on #wellbeing & #selfcare in the time of Covid-19. The event will take place from 18:30-19:30 and is free to attend!
http://bit.ly/2XyD4Mu
#BellLetsTalk is proud to partner w/ @queensu for ‘Mental Health in Diverse Communities’. This free webinar on Jan. 22 at 12pm ET will focus on the state of mental health in #BIPOC communities, followed by a discussion on resiliency and mental well-being. http://ow.ly/9rB650D7N3S
#Tuesdayvibe: 📢 Attention youth who have accessed services at @accessck. Tell us about your #peersupport #peernavigation story and receive a $20 grocery e-gift card! Details ⤵️ #youthmentalhealth #tellyourstory
✉️Contact ➡️ pauline.macpherson@ucalgary.ca
STUDY LAUNCH! Are you between the ages of 16-24 and living in Canada? We need your help to build a new function survey designed by young people, for young people. Fill out our survey (link below) and get a chance to win a $100 gift card. @ubc @UBCOSOT
https://ubc.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_eWqNjtGccCQjoeV
Join us for insights on the state of mental health in diverse communities and participate in a discussion about resiliency and mental well-being. Register now for this free panel in French, moderated by Dr. Ghayda Hassan, clinical psychologist. Thursday, Jan. 21 | 12 pm
