CMHA BC Division

CMHA BC Division Mentally healthy people in a healthy society

Youth across British Columbia are facing unprecedented pressures. Strengthening youth mental health requires leadership,...
03/31/2026

Youth across British Columbia are facing unprecedented pressures. Strengthening youth mental health requires leadership, collaboration, and investment from across our communities.

On May 6, leaders from business, labour, government, and the community sector will gather at the Fairmont Hotel Vancouver for the Compassionate Minds Luncheon, presented by Teck, to raise funds for CMHA BC and help support programs that help young people and families build resilience and access mental health support earlier.

We are honoured to welcome Aaron Paquette—First Nations Métis author, artist, and community leader—as our keynote speaker. Aaron will share his personal story of navigating mental health challenges in his youth and the strength and hope that helped him move forward.

Join us in helping ensure young people across BC receive the support they need, when it matters most.

🔗 Learn more or reserve a table: https://buff.ly/VkdfIGE

Learning Circles: Indigenous Cultural Safety Join Len Pierre, CEO of Len Pierre Consulting, for a series of Learning Cir...
03/30/2026

Learning Circles: Indigenous Cultural Safety

Join Len Pierre, CEO of Len Pierre Consulting, for a series of Learning Circles that explore Indigenous perspectives on psychological health and safety in the workplace. Learning Circles are a partnership between Len Pierre Consulting, Your go-to source in Tourism & Hospitality - go2HR, CMHA BC.

In this Learning Circle, you'll explore feedback as a tool for Indigenous cultural safety and psychological safety in the workplace. You'll develop a deeper understanding of how cultural and psychological safety can work together, rather than compete with each other, to create safer, more inclusive, and more respectful workplaces.

▶️ Watch now: https://buff.ly/kLRLyoP

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Are you a new workplace leader in community social services looking for tools to help support psychological wellness in ...
03/29/2026

Are you a new workplace leader in community social services looking for tools to help support psychological wellness in your team? ⚙️💡🧠

In this article from People Working Well, you'll find a toolkit of tips to help you navigate the transition into leadership by fostering a culture of psychological wellness for your team. From utilizing trauma-informed supervision techniques to creating regular opportunities to check in with staff, you'll find ways to improve both the overall wellness of your employees and the quality of service delivered by your team.

Read now: https://buff.ly/pvC7eMo

What do work experiences look like for women in healthcare, and how have they changed over the past 100 years? In recogn...
03/29/2026

What do work experiences look like for women in healthcare, and how have they changed over the past 100 years?

In recognition of International Women's Day, we'll look at the status of women in the workforce, where we have made progress and the challenges we still face to achieving equal rights for women.

Join UBC's Dr. Jennifer Berdahl to explore the ways in which gender, race and other identities combine to shape women's experiences, and how we can work toward more equitable workplaces.

Register now: https://buff.ly/iHUe1rr

03/28/2026

Are you a new parent looking for wellness support? 👶

Enjoy Your Baby is a free 5-session course that provides the resources and support you need as you navigate the first year postpartum.

💡You’ll learn how to build your confidence as a parent, feel closer to your baby, manage low mood, and connect with other parents in your community, led by a certified facilitator.

Join our next course starting April 10 in Surrey.

Sign up today! https://buff.ly/phLF1HA

Are you a social services professional in BC looking for mental health support? Care to Speak is a free and confidential...
03/28/2026

Are you a social services professional in BC looking for mental health support?

Care to Speak is a free and confidential support service for healthcare and social services workers.

Available by phone, text or webchat service, Care to Speak connects you to trained volunteers working in the field who understand the work you do and its impact on mental health.

If you need someone to talk to—about anything—we’re here for you. Services are available Monday to Friday, 9 am to 9 pm PST.

📞 Call us: 1-866-802-7337
📱 Text us: 1-866-802-7337

Standard messages rates may apply.

💻 Chat with us online: https://buff.ly/9TYWRdM

Learn more about Care to Speak: https://buff.ly/mYZkj0c

Plus, learn more about Care for Caregivers services, and the system of mental health support for CSS professionals and healthcare providers: https://buff.ly/87GARBo

🥅🏒 Thanks to everyone who took part in CMHA's 12th season of the Talk Today program! Each year, hockey leagues across th...
03/27/2026

🥅🏒 Thanks to everyone who took part in CMHA's 12th season of the Talk Today program!

Each year, hockey leagues across the country participate in Talk Today's mental health and su***de prevention trainings delivered by local CMHA branches and divisions in the country. This season, more than 178,000 fans attended Talk Today and mental health awareness games across Canada!

Thank you for showing up to the rink and championing mental health with us. Because of you, we're breaking down stigma around mental health and breaking the ice on conversations around it. 💗

Read the Canadian Hockey League's full news release: https://buff.ly/PwCLxHP

Learn more about the Talk Today program: https://talktoday.ca/

📢 Opportunity alert! CMHA BC is hiring an Administrative Support Coordinator for CMHA BC's new Psychiatry Services team....
03/27/2026

📢 Opportunity alert! CMHA BC is hiring an Administrative Support Coordinator for CMHA BC's new Psychiatry Services team. This role will be responsible for administrative tasks to help with day-to-day program operations and to support psychiatric physicians in providing patient services.

Interested? Learn more and apply by March 31, 2026: https://buff.ly/g0Xsd5K

🚧🧠 Safety Talks for Arts and Entertainment | Asking for HelpDo you know where and how to ask for help with your mental h...
03/26/2026

🚧🧠 Safety Talks for Arts and Entertainment | Asking for Help

Do you know where and how to ask for help with your mental health at work?

This Safety Talk resource from People Working Well will help arts and entertainment professionals like you navigate how to find support for your well-being. From understanding the signs that you may need help, to how you can start the conversation and get advice on next steps, you'll get the guidance you need to bring this topic into the workplace.

🦺 Learn more: https://buff.ly/wlG6KH2

Your go-to source in Tourism & Hospitality - go2HR

Are you a professional in the arts and entertainment industry looking for ways to manage and work with stress? In this 1...
03/24/2026

Are you a professional in the arts and entertainment industry looking for ways to manage and work with stress?

In this 1-hour webinar, you'll get introduced to the effects of stress on the nervous system, the forms it can take and ways to recognize the signs. You'll get equipped with the tools you need to build resilience and improve performance—so you can stay grounded, maintain well-being, and thrive in high-stakes creative environments like the ones you work in.

Register: https://buff.ly/fSHgeE4

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