Wanyixiong Hua is reliable, curious, compassionate and charismatic: all the hallmarks of a fantastic volunteer. In both the clinical stream and at various signature events, you can always find Hua with a smile on his face and a hand to lend. Perhaps he told you about CASA Mental Health’s work at a booth at a

Kids are officially back at school and this season, we’re talking about what mental health challenges might look like in the classroom. For some kids, mental health struggles can show up in ways parents and teachers might not recognize right away. Leah Fraser, program manager and Keesha Sidhu, mental health therapist at CASA Mental Health

We all know getting outside and enjoying the fresh air and sunshine is good for us, but any kind of activity, whether inside or outside, is great for kids – and especially beneficial for their mental health and brain development. Kirsten Robertson, a recreational therapist with CASA Mental Health, and Tanya Kendall, director of CASA

An aversion to green vegetables and slimy textures can be common in kids and adults alike, so it can be hard for parents to tell if it’s just “normal” picky eating, or something more serious. Charlotte Kot, occupational therapist at CASA Mental Health, joined Global News Edmonton to tell us what selective eating means for our kids and

Screen time is likely on the brain for a lot of families as we head into summer vacation. Asad Qandhari, mental health therapist at CASA Mental Health, joined Global News Edmonton to give science-backed strategies for scaling back. Watch the segment here.  Watch CASA on Global News Morning Edmonton at 7:20 on the first Thursday of