Shutting down Wellness Together Canada (WTC) is bad mental health & substance use health policy.

Please click here to read our full statement: camimh.ca/press-releases

I hosted The Current today while Matt Galloway prepped for tonight's live show in Winnipeg. If you missed today's show, check out the full episode here:

Glenn Brimacombe, Yousef D. Hammash, Office of the Auditor General of Canada + Peter Attia

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It's Bell Let's Talk Day!

Being there for your loved ones helps create real change in mental health.

What action will you take today to support someone close to you? #BellLetsTalk

The government of Alberta fails to meet the mental health and substance use health needs of Albertans according to our 2nd annual National Report Card.

It's time to step up and make mental health and substance use healthcare a priority.

Full release: shorturl.at/bfIO0

CAMIMH's National Mental Health & Substance Use Report Card is out:

Canadians rate federal & provincial services with 'F' in mental health and 'D' in substance use.

It's not just a poor grade; it's a call for serious action. See the full release here: shorturl.at/dgkls

Ontario's report card on mental health services: A Solid 'F'! Plus, they get a 'D' for substance use health services.

The provincial government is failing Ontarians on meeting mental health and substance use health needs.

Read the full release here: shorturl.at/bfIO0

What a way to finish the semester! We're so grateful to Dr. Karen Cohen and Glenn Brimacombe for sharing experiences that have resulted in policy change. Some key takeaways: partnerships are crucial; don't bring problems, bring solutions; and seize every opportunity. #BCPoli CPA_SCP

Recently we had the pleasure of speaking with Vassy Kapelos for a segment on the The Vassy Kapelos Show, CAMIMH's Florence Budden and Glenn Brimacombe placed emphasis on the growing demand for #MentalHealthParity and #MentalHealthAccess in Canada.

Listen here: shorturl.at/fgK35

Sparking change with Michelle Ferreri, discussing the importance of accessible and quality mental health care. Let's continue the journey towards a healthier Canada. #MIAW23

CAMIMH marks Mental Illness Awareness Week, Announces 2023 Champions of Mental Health. #MIAW23
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We extend our gratitude to Bell Let's Talk for their invaluable partnership and continued support. Collaborations like these ensure that the mental health agenda remains on top. #Champions2023 #mentalhealth

Canadians understand that there is no health without mental health. If you or someone you know needs help, please know that there are resources available to you. ow.ly/49SP50PSFjt

#MentalHealthMatters #MIAW23

Dr. Lisa Votta-Bleeker has been chosen as the new CEO of the CPA. We are excited to introduce Dr. Votta-Bleeker to our audience!

Listen to the latest episode of our podcast Mind Full wherever you get your podcasts, and on the CPA YouTube channel: youtu.be/zPV9kRgPEY0

Nominations for our Champions of Mental Health Awards close tonight at midnight. Do you know someone making a difference? Nominate them now!

Connaissez-vous un champion de la santé mentale ? Les nominations pour nos prix 'Champions de la santé mentale' se terminent ce soir !

In the new Psynopsis: Telepsychology Edition

'Licensure and telehealth practice in Canada'
- Dr. Karen Cohen & Glenn Brimacombe

'A survey by the CPA in 2017 showed only 8% of psychologists delivered digital services independently of in-person contact.'

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CPA survey 'Employees, Employers & the Evidence…The Case for Expanding Coverage for Psychological Services in Canada'

The average annual maximum for mental health counselling was $2,006, up significantly from
$1,294 (2021)

Full report: cpa.ca/docs/File/Advo…

CPA Releases Report on Psychology and Employer-Based Mental Health Benefits

To better understand the value employees place on accessing psychological services and how employers perceived the value of their health benefit plans.

News release & report: cpa.ca/cpa-releases-r…

CAMIMH surveyed Canadian residents and found that the provinces received a collective grade of “D” in providing access to mental health professionals.

Click here for our Press Release: camimh.ca/press-releases

Click here to access the survey results: camimh.ca/_files/ugd/b62…

Close to half (47%) of Canadians give provinces failing grades in providing mental health services.

This should be motivation for provincial governments to do better.

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The 2023 Federal Budget was released tonight.

While it is lacking the long-awaited Mental Health Transfer, CAMIMH is glad to see additional investments in mental health services nation-wide.

We will continue fighting for mental health parity for all Canadians.