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Lindsey Kermer
Family School Liaison CounselorCrescent Valley School780-865-2569
if-ppih-covid-19-coping-amh-resources.pdfTHEADHDCHILDSBILLOFRIGHTS-1.pdfThey say...that you get there when you're meant to get there. It's so true. We all learn so much, and there are things we have to experience. Patience is difficult, but the more you learn the more you realize that you can trust the process, and that you will get there. The things you go through are quietly forcing you to become the person you are meant to be.
Here is a resource that may be helpful in these times. This is a visual for navigating EI and emergency funds.
Here is a resource that may be helpful in these times. This is a visual for navigating EI and emergency funds.
We've got this!
We've got this!
Live Interactive and Anonymous
Live Interactive and Anonymous
Online Mental Health Support
Online Mental Health Support
Due to overwhelming response to our program we have been able to keep all sessions FREE for all who want to participate. Click on the button below to follow the link.
Due to overwhelming response to our program we have been able to keep all sessions FREE for all who want to participate. Click on the button below to follow the link.
Is your child having trouble sleeping.pdfIs Your Child Having Trouble Sleeping?
Is Your Child Having Trouble Sleeping?
Match the behavior clue to the recommended strategy
Follow the above link for episodes on "Talking to teens.com" by Andy Earle
This is a guest post from Andy Earle (see bio below) about Positive Effects of Social Media on Teens.
It’s easy to peg social media as a bad influence on our teen’s lives because it’s caused such a big shift in parenting over the last 10 years. We covered the risks here, although, this new technology is not all bad. There are a number of ways we see the positive effects of social media on teens. Here are the top four!
MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT HOTLINES
MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT HOTLINES
Hope for Wellness
Hope for Wellness
1-855-242-3310
Kids Help Phone
Kids Help Phone
1-800-668-6868
Crisis Services Canada
Crisis Services Canada
1-833-456-4566
Wellness Together Canada: Mental Health and Substance Use Support
Wellness Together Canada: Mental Health and Substance Use Support
Introduction
Introduction
We recognize the significant strain that COVID-19 has placed on individuals and families across the country. Many people are concerned about their physical and mental well being. Canadians are being challenged in a number of ways because of isolation, financial and employment uncertainty and disruptions to daily life. Wellness Together Canada provides tools and resources to help get Canadians back on track. These include modules for addressing low mood, worry, substance use, social isolation and relationship issues.
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