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Changing directions, changing lives Mental Health Commission of Canada

The Changing Direction, Changing Lives strategy (Mental Health Commission of Canada)advocates for the effective treatment and support of people experiencing mental illness, particularly those from vulnerable and marginalized populations.
Smiling mind

Smiling mind

Smiling Mind is a mindfulness meditation tool that addresses mental health and wellness issues. Designed for all age groups.

Bounce back again, 2nd Edition Thames Valley District School Board

Bounce Back... Again, 2nd Edition, provides many school-based resources, ideas and suggestions to assist us in learning about resiliency, why resiliency

PATHS project

Program: Promoting Alternative Thinking Strategies® (PATHS®) is part of The Socially and Emotionally Aware Kids (SEAK) Project for the delivery of social and emotional learning.

Improving school climate through disability awareness programs Rick Hansen Foundation

Rick Hansen talks about the importance of positive school climate for improving outcomes for students.

National eating disorder information centre NEDIC

Resources, including articles and visual resources related to eating disorders.

Working for wellness

Promising practice: This paper describes the design and evaluation of a positive psychology-based employee well-being program.

What do you do when your boss is a bully

Dr. Kathy Hibbert and Peter Bates offer advice on how to navigate a professional relationship with a boss that might be a "bit of a bully".

Tough conversations with parents about behaviour and mental health

Mary Ott, a skilled researcher with over 10 years of experience in special education, talks about the tough conversations that occur between schools and parents about a child's mental health.

Work life balance: Can we get it Taboo Breaks #6

In this podcast experienced educators discuss the challenges related to work-life balance. Can we as educators get it?