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At Clearwater Integrated Health, we believe in providing tailored mental health support that meets the unique needs of every individual and family we serve.

Our dedicated team of professionals is here to help you navigate various life stages and mental he

04/29/2026

One of the most common things that accidentally makes anxiety worse:
Avoidance.

It provides short-term relief — but reinforces the idea that the situation is unsafe.

Over time, this can increase anxiety and make everyday situations feel even more overwhelming.

This might look like:
• Skipping school or activities
• Avoiding social situations
• Providing constant reassurance
• Removing discomfort too quickly

These responses come from a place of care — but can unintentionally maintain the anxiety cycle.

In our upcoming webinar, we’ll walk through what’s happening and what to do instead.

Join us April 30th from 7–8pm for:

Anxiety Isn’t Random: Learn the Cycle + How to Break It
Register here:
https://vist.ly/429za

Services available through Extended Health Benefits and select OAP funding.

04/28/2026

Paediatric depression can look different from what many expect—changes in mood, behaviour, sleep, or withdrawal from activities they once loved.

Our team of social workers partners with families to better understand these signs and develop personalized support plans that meet each child’s unique needs. Through connection, insight, and evidence-informed care, we help children build resilience and families feel more confident in supporting their mental health journey.

04/27/2026

What anxiety looks like in real life:
• Frequent stomach aches or headaches
• Avoiding school or activities
• Emotional outbursts or shutdowns
• Trouble sleeping
• Constant reassurance-seeking

Anxiety doesn’t always look the way we expect — and when we don’t recognize it, it can continue to grow.

The good news is: anxiety follows a pattern. And once you understand that pattern, you can begin to change it.

Join us April 30th from 7–8pm for:
Anxiety Isn’t Random: Learn the Cycle +
How to Break It

In this webinar, you’ll learn:
• How anxiety actually works
• What keeps it going
• Practical, evidence-based strategies to interrupt the cycle

Register here:
https://vist.ly/4zxie

Services available through Extended Health Benefits and select OAP funding.

04/24/2026

Anxiety can feel overwhelming — but it’s not random.

It follows a pattern. And once you understand that pattern, you can start to change it.

If anxiety is showing up in your home as:
• Avoidance
• Constant worry
• Physical symptoms
• Emotional overwhelm

This webinar will help.

Join us April 30th from 7–8pm for:
Anxiety Isn’t Random: Learn the Cycle + How to Break It

You’ll walk away with:
• A clear understanding of how anxiety works
• Insight into what keeps it going
• Practical, evidence-based tools to interrupt the cycle

Register here:
https://vist.ly/4znjq

Services available through Extended Health Benefits and select OAP funding.

04/23/2026

Your mental health doesn’t need a complete overhaul — sometimes it just needs a simple check-in.

Are you eating regularly?
Getting enough sleep?
Taking a moment to notice how you actually feel?

These small questions can make a big difference in how you show up for your day, your relationships, and yourself.

At Clear Water Integrated Health, we believe mental health support starts with awareness — and grows with the right support beside you.
If you’ve been feeling off, overwhelmed, or just not like yourself lately, you don’t have to navigate it alone.

Book a free consultation with our team today and take that first step toward feeling more like you again.

04/22/2026

One of the most common things that accidentally makes anxiety worse:
Avoidance.

It provides short-term relief — but reinforces the idea that the situation is unsafe.

Over time, this can increase anxiety and make everyday situations feel even more overwhelming.

This might look like:
• Skipping school or activities
• Avoiding social situations
• Providing constant reassurance
• Removing discomfort too quickly

These responses come from a place of care — but can unintentionally maintain the anxiety cycle.

In our upcoming webinar, we’ll walk through what’s happening and what to do instead.

Join us April 30th from 7–8pm for:

Anxiety Isn’t Random: Learn the Cycle + How to Break It
Register here:
https://vist.ly/4zc2f

Services available through Extended Health Benefits and select OAP funding.

04/20/2026

What anxiety looks like in real life:
• Frequent stomach aches or headaches
• Avoiding school or activities
• Emotional outbursts or shutdowns
• Trouble sleeping
• Constant reassurance-seeking

Anxiety doesn’t always look the way we expect — and when we don’t recognize it, it can continue to grow.

The good news is: anxiety follows a pattern. And once you understand that pattern, you can begin to change it.

Join us April 30th from 7–8pm for:
Anxiety Isn’t Random: Learn the Cycle +
How to Break It

In this webinar, you’ll learn:
• How anxiety actually works
• What keeps it going
• Practical, evidence-based strategies to interrupt the cycle

Register here:
https://vist.ly/4z3wc

Services available through Extended Health Benefits and select OAP funding.

04/17/2026

Anxiety can feel overwhelming — but it’s not random.

It follows a pattern. And once you understand that pattern, you can start to change it.

If anxiety is showing up in your home as:
• Avoidance
• Constant worry
• Physical symptoms
• Emotional overwhelm

This webinar will help.

Join us April 30th from 7–8pm for:
Anxiety Isn’t Random: Learn the Cycle + How to Break It

You’ll walk away with:
• A clear understanding of how anxiety works
• Insight into what keeps it going
• Practical, evidence-based tools to interrupt the cycle

Register here:
https://vist.ly/4yt9t

Services available through Extended Health Benefits and select OAP funding.

04/15/2026

One of the most common things that accidentally makes anxiety worse:
Avoidance.

It provides short-term relief — but reinforces the idea that the situation is unsafe.

Over time, this can increase anxiety and make everyday situations feel even more overwhelming.

This might look like:
• Skipping school or activities
• Avoiding social situations
• Providing constant reassurance
• Removing discomfort too quickly

These responses come from a place of care — but can unintentionally maintain the anxiety cycle.

In our upcoming webinar, we’ll walk through what’s happening and what to do instead.

Join us April 30th from 7–8pm for:

Anxiety Isn’t Random: Learn the Cycle + How to Break It
Register here:
https://vist.ly/4yi52

Services available through Extended Health Benefits and select OAP funding.

04/13/2026

What anxiety looks like in real life:
• Frequent stomach aches or headaches
• Avoiding school or activities
• Emotional outbursts or shutdowns
• Trouble sleeping
• Constant reassurance-seeking

Anxiety doesn’t always look the way we expect — and when we don’t recognize it, it can continue to grow.

The good news is: anxiety follows a pattern. And once you understand that pattern, you can begin to change it.

Join us April 30th from 7–8pm for:
Anxiety Isn’t Random: Learn the Cycle +
How to Break It

In this webinar, you’ll learn:
• How anxiety actually works
• What keeps it going
• Practical, evidence-based strategies to interrupt the cycle

Register here:
https://vist.ly/4y9fz

Services available through Extended Health Benefits and select OAP funding.

04/10/2026

Anxiety can feel overwhelming — but it’s not random.

It follows a pattern. And once you understand that pattern, you can start to change it.

If anxiety is showing up in your home as:
• Avoidance
• Constant worry
• Physical symptoms
• Emotional overwhelm

This webinar will help.

Join us April 30th from 7–8pm for:
Anxiety Isn’t Random: Learn the Cycle + How to Break It

You’ll walk away with:
• A clear understanding of how anxiety works
• Insight into what keeps it going
• Practical, evidence-based tools to interrupt the cycle

Register here:
https://vist.ly/4xz6u

Services available through Extended Health Benefits and select OAP funding.

04/08/2026

Mental health support doesn’t only belong to clients. It belongs to caregivers too.

On April 9th from 7–8pm, Clear Water Integrated Health is hosting:
Parent/Caregiver Mental Health: Preventing Compassion Fatigue
Hosted by Jane Savage

Parents and caregivers are often the ones holding everything together — while quietly navigating burnout, perfectionism, and emotional exhaustion.

In this 1-hour webinar, we’ll explore how all-or-nothing thinking contributes to compassion fatigue and how shifting toward “good enough” practices can protect long-term mental health.

Participants will walk away with practical, science-informed strategies to build resilience, reduce burnout, and sustain caregiving with greater balance.

If you are a:
• Pediatrician
• School professional
• Occupational therapist
• Lawyer supporting families
• Community agency

We invite you to share this with the families you support.

Register here:
https://vist.ly/4xq49

Let’s support the people who are supporting everyone else.

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