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 […]

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

Volunteers, staff, patients, families and partners – community came to life at the annual general meeting of CASA Mental Health’s board of directors on Sept. 24. In addition to annual business, a financial report and three awards, outgoing board chair Janet Hancock provided her report on the year, and CEO Bonnie Blakley provided highlights and

A group of Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) students were the very first to hold a fundraiser for CASA Mental Health in Calgary. In a project management class at SAIT’s School of Business, Abby, Alex, Josh, Kay and Tareek partnered for a hands-on learning project. “The way that we’re taught project management is by

This is the first week of school for thousands of kids across the Edmonton region. Going back to class can create feelings of uncertainty and anxiety for some students, with questions like “will I make friends?” or “will I like my teacher and do well in class?” As parents, how can we support our children,