Mental Health

Below are information and resources about how to maintain mental health.

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Students Against Depression: Self Help Resources

The self-help resources from Students Against Depression include various step-by-step modules on topics such as 'Make a Safety Plan', 'Build Your Support Network, 'Understand Your Depression', and more. Each module is designed to be completed at your own pace and you...

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MyGrief.ca Online Modules

MyGrief.ca has nine modules (with more being added soon) that you can work through at your pace. These are done through the website and are not available for download. Website: https://www.mygrief.ca/

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Dealing with Psychosis Toolkit

There are many ways to use this toolkit. You can start in any section and work through the toolkit in any order. Some of the topics may be more useful to you than others. Pick and choose what parts you want to work on. There are many activities in this toolkit. Some...

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Foundry Pathfinder

The Foundry Pathfinder is a 4-step online tool that is designed to help you find personalized support options. The four steps are: identify, prioritize, impact, and my plan. Each step helps you narrow down choices by asking you specific questions....

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SFU Antidepressant Skills Workbook

Simon Fraser University has published an online self-help guide for those experiencing depressive symptoms or their loved ones and caregivers. The guide is available for free in English, French, Chinese, Punjabi, Vietnamese, and Farsi, and audiobook-style MP3 files...

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BoosterBuddy the app

BoosterBuddy is a free mobile app designed by Island Health for youth. It is designed to help users keep on top of their mental and physical health by scheduling routine reminders, providing encouragement, and giving prompts to self-check and use effective coping when...

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