The CASA Golf Classic had a humble, grassroots beginning. What started as a friendly initiative among a close-knit group of friends back in 2015 quickly evolved into something much more meaningful. With a shared desire to make a lasting impact, Harry Sunner, Azad Sadeghi and Arash Vahdaty invited their network to join them for a […]
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On Friday, Nov. 14, CASA Mental Health recognized National Philanthropy Day — a global celebration of giving and philanthropy — at an awards reception and celebration. This annual event is hosted by the Association of Fundraising Professionals Edmonton and Area Chapter, and provides a forum for sharing stories about individuals, companies, groups and volunteers who
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Larissa Gordon is a passionate CASA Mental Health volunteer, supporting children’s mental health by dedicating both her time and artwork. Larissa began volunteering for CASA in February 2024 and has provided more than 60 hours of childminding assistance to clinical programs and groups. Childminding for patients, siblings and families during therapy appointments reduces barriers for
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The best part of Tiara Slingerland’s job is seeing the growth in the children who attend CASA Mental Health’s Preschool Day Program, and also their parents. The Preschool Day Program helps children ages four and five who experience severe challenges managing their emotions and behaviour. Tiara has been with the program for four years, first
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It’s been 10 years since the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada released its Calls to Action – actionable steps we can all take towards reconciliation with Indigenous peoples. CASA Mental Health is responding to those calls through its clinical mental health work in the community. Jenn Parenteau, senior clinical advisor and Jeremy Albert, professional
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These days, everyone is online for hours a day, including our children. It’s just part of life, but like everything, it comes with risk. How can we make sure our children’s mental health stays protected during their time online? Where is the line between “normal” and “concerning” use? Caitlin Ebbers, Registered Psychologist and manager of
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