From Shame to Support: Breaking the Cycle of Mental Health Stigma in Rural Families
In many rural communities, families take pride in teaching values of resilience and self-reliance to youth. Long-held beliefs travel from one generation to the next
In many rural communities, families take pride in teaching values of resilience and self-reliance to youth. Long-held beliefs travel from one generation to the next
As an educator, parent, or guardian, you care deeply about the young people in your life. You want to see them thrive not only academically,

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With the new school year underway in rural communities across Canada, it’s the perfect time for educators and families to check in on students’ mental

Within every classroom, student mental health is a foundation for learning and well-being. However, stigma – the negative perceptions and attitudes that often surround mental
Did you know 1.2 million youth in Canada are living with a mental illness? This school year, the Stigma-Free Mental Health Society is on a

At the Stigma-Free Mental Health Society, we believe mental health education is a vital part of every school curriculum. As more educators recognize the importance
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Mental health challenges can affect any family, and family members may feel unsure about how to help their loved ones if these issues arise. That’s

When your child is coping with mental health challenges, it’s natural to ask yourself: “Did I do something wrong?” Guilt, shame, and self-blame often come
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