mood. by mindyourmind Privacy Policy
The Privacy Policy explains our commitment to protecting your information, outlines how we collect and use personal data, describes how privacy is handled within our mobile applications, and provides details […]
The Privacy Policy explains our commitment to protecting your information, outlines how we collect and use personal data, describes how privacy is handled within our mobile applications, and provides details […]
The Be Safe App was selected to be evaluated by the Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC) this year! The evaluation was created with the purpose of meeting national standards
Youth in Canada Service Corps (CSC) co-creation sessions have highlighted mental health support as a priority to enhance the success of service initiatives, particularly the importance of having service opportunities
This paper illustrates the effectiveness of authentic youth engagement and co-creation in a system-level improvement initiative called Be Safe. Be Safe is a mobile app that aims to help young
A review of the youth-centric process that led to Be Safe by the Canadian Mental Health Association’s (CHMA) Andrea Flynn. The article was published in Evidence in Action. In developing
mindyourmind has been recognized locally, provincially and worldwide for our work with youth, community engagement and the innovative use of technology and health promotion. Throughout the years, we have been proud
Douglas, DirectorDouglas was part of Scouts Canada as a leader in Cubs and Scouts for many years. Douglas participated in an exchange program between Canadian and British Scouts that included
mindyourmind exists in the space where mental health, wellness, engagement and technology meet. We work with young people aged 14 to 29 to co-create interactive tools and innovative resources to
High rates of highly persistent mental health problems can have significantly damaging effects on young adults’ lives, and young adults are less likely to seek treatment for such problems. This
For immediate release. June 21, 2016 LONDON: Be Safe, a free mobile app that connects youth with provincial and community-specific mental health and addiction resources, is now extending its reach
An action research project conducted in British Columbia to explore effective self-management strategies for youth with bipolar disorder. Bipolar disorder research has expanded rapidly in the past decade, yet the field
In 2015, mindyourmind celebrated its 10 year anniversary. TEN YEARS! In that time we’ve: launched a website that developed into a robust and multi-faceted program initiated, explored and participated in