Leah Kazmerik wants to transform the delivery of mental health care in Calgary. She’s developing a mental health coaching program that not only tackles some of the root causes but also looks at the network
The destination of roughly $16 million to fund Calgary crisis response was rolled out Thursday to more than 30 city organizations. The funding, which had already been earmarked from the City of Calgary fiscal reserve
Calgary post-secondary schools are tailoring their mental health assistance for students coping with the prolonged impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. Both Mount Royal University and the University of Calgary are looking at different ways to
Myrna Tycholis said she’s struggling with the ‘new normal’ surrounding the coronavirus. People have been forced to change their habits, their routines, their entire lives due to the ongoing pandemic. Tycholis said she just wants
Children are facing new problems with mental health as they struggle with the social isolation from COVID-19. A children’s entertainer is working to ease some of those concerns. The closures of schools, playgrounds and other
Jean has been feeling the weight of the world on her shoulders dealing with the impact of the coronavirus on her daily life. She is feeling bored, lonely and sad about all the things that
In today’s coronavirus briefing, Alberta’s Chief Medical Officer of Health, Dr. Deena Hinshaw talked about an area of dealing with COVID-19 that we think may go somewhat under-reported. We thought we’d provide a written transcript
Calgary artist Dick Averns wanted to help create a series of art for community benefit – particularly around mental wellness. Averns was 41 when diagnosed with Tourette Syndrome, something he shared with passengers on a
Adam Ambrose is focused on hope with his new single. Breathe is a song that Calgary musician wrote to help him through challenging times in his life and he’s now trying to give that support
