Discussing neurodiversity with your kids | CASA on Global Morning News

Neurodiversity is a term we’ve all likely heard of. It’s a way to describe the differences in the ways brains can work. Neurodiversity can show up in countless ways, and your children might have questions if they make a friend or encounter someone whose brain works differently than theirs. Chelsea Ohlmann, registered psychologist and mental

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Talking with your kids about healthy versus unhealthy relationships | CASA on Global Morning News

Many of us are making dinner reservations or out buying gifts to get ready for Valentine’s Day, whether you’re planning to celebrate with friends or a romantic partner. And for those of us with preteen or teen children, it may also be a good time to talk with your kids about what makes for a

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CASA Mental Health Psychiatrist Recipient of King Charles III Coronation Medal

Dr. Andrew Bremness, a psychiatrist at CASA Mental Health for more than 30 years, received the King Charles III Coronation Medal on Dec. 5, 2024, presented by The Honourable Salma Lakhani, Lieutenant Governor of Alberta. The medal commemorates the Coronation of His Majesty King Charles III, which occurred on May 6, 2023. Recipients of the

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Volunteer Profile: Armeen Ahmadian gets kids active at CASA House

Armeen Ahmadian has been an active volunteer with CASA Mental Health, contributing more than 125 hours of his time supporting CASA’s programs. He began his journey at CASA as a member of the Youth and Family Advisory Council (YFAC), providing presentations to classrooms and community groups. In 2022, when Armeen aged out of YFAC, he

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For A Child In Immediate Crisis

If your child is in physical danger or is at risk of harming themselves or someone else, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.

If your child is in crisis, dial the Edmonton distress line at 780-482-4357 for immediate assistance.