Saskatoon Blades to host mental health awareness game in partnership with CMHA Saskatoon

Saskatoon, January 31st – The Saskatoon Blades have partnered with the Canadian Mental Health Association, Saskatoon Branch for a mental health awareness game January 31st, 7 pm when the Saskatoon

CMHA Saskatoon will be closed December 22nd – January 2nd. We will open our doors on January 3, 2024. If you are in crisis, please reach out to the resources

People anywhere in Canada can call and text 9-8-8 if they are thinking about suicide or are worried about someone who is. The three-digit suicide prevention helpline will be answered

As the holiday season approaches, you may be feeling the press of time: to do lists; coordinating calendars; arranging visits to friends and family; or planning a winter get-away. At

My relationship with the Star Wars franchise is a complex thing. Sometimes I love the franchise, and sometimes I don’t. Lately, I’ve been having trouble getting into the latest entries

Every individual deserves the right to mental health care and substance use health care. It should be publicly funded and available to everyone when they need it. Cost shouldn’t get

Definitions and ideas of gender expression and identity have expanded as our understanding and appreciation of human diversity has grown. We understand and respect the right of people to choose

For 25 years Bill Pringle has been a passionate supporter of mental health and the mission of the Canadian Mental Health Association in Saskatoon, as well as on a provincial

The 2nd Annual Reilly Ingram Memorial will be held this October in memory of Riley. The tournament will raise awareness and funds to support mental health initiatives in Saskatoon in

OVER $15,000 RAISED! Thanks to Lizanne Gaudet and her crew, the Wakaw Ladies Mental Health Golf Tournament Fundraiser was a HUGE success. Thank you to every one who had a

Thank you so much to the many organizations in and around Saskatoon who are providing, resources, events and education in relation to the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on

Telling people to 🛑 using substances, prosecuting them, or forcing them into treatment doesn’t work. We’ve tried that, and it can make things worse. We need HARM REDUCTION & treatment.

It takes time to get well. It doesn’t happen overnight, or in a matter of days. It can take a really long time. Adam was eight years old when he

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse Review Something I find that I still love even as I grow older is bright colors and surreal environments. It’s why I still watch the occasional

As summer unfolds, it brings with it a unique set of stressors that can challenge our mental well-being. From travel planning and social commitments to financial pressures, it’s important to

Written by Billy James Torrence, an SIIT practicum student Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.  –

New data reveals that 88% of people living in Saskatchewan want universal mental health care Saskatoon, SK (May 1, 2023) – People living in Saskatchewan believe that we are in

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CMHA Saskatoon and TeensTalk YXE Join Forces to Further the Conversation on Youth Mental Health Saskatoon, Saskatchewan – Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) Saskatoon Branch and TeensTalk

Supporters of CMHA Saskatoon and the mental health community gathered in an intimate setting to celebrate the launch of In the Spotlight: The Mental Health Minutes Project. In a collaborative