Accessing Support
Getting mental health support in Canada means knowing where to go and who can help. There are many different types of mental health professionals in Canada, and each one plays a different role. Some […]
If you are struggling with your mental health, support is available. Guidance and resources can help you understand what you are experiencing and connect with people who are trained to help.
mindyourmind is a Canadian mental health organization that develops resources and tools designed to help young people and communities better understand mental health and access support. The information below outlines common pathways to care and connects you to additional resources for crisis support, professional help, and trusted guidance.
If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, contact emergency services or a crisis helpline right away.
Explore the sections below to find the type of support that best matches your situation.
Getting mental health support in Canada means knowing where to go and who can help. There are many different types of mental health professionals in Canada, and each one plays a different role. Some […]
You’re not in an emergency, but realize you’re having a hard time and would like to talk to a mental health professional.
Mental health issues are treatable health conditions. When you talk with others about how you feel, you may…
You will find resources in Canada, outside of Canada and on social media.
If you are not in crisis, a good first step to accessing mental health help is by visiting your family doctor.
Talking to a counsellor can help you to understand your options and problem solve.
One simple reason to go to therapy is that it helps to be listened to. Talking to a therapist…
The first appointment is for your counsellor / therapist to get as much information as possible, but also…
If you are concerned about a friend, but don’t know exactly what’s wrong, it’s a good idea…
Helping a friend or family member with mental illness can be hugely rewarding and challenging…