The anxiety support group provides a relaxed and welcoming environment where individuals can openly share their experience with anxiety, learning from one another's coping strategies. With a mix of peer
📅 Tuesday, January 28th ⏰ 5:30–7:30 PM 📍 CMHA Saskatoon |1301 Avenue P North 🍽️ Light dinner provided ✨ No cost If you’re a parent or family member of a
Teenz Table Talk (CMHA's youth mental health group) will be hosting a scrapbooking night* on March 5th! The event will be no cost, and will include all materials and refreshments.
MHFA Basic is intended for adults interacting with adults (18 years and older). This course focuses on the four most common mental health disorders including substance related, mood related, anxiety and trauma related, and psychotic disorders. Date & Time: May 1st & 2nd, 2025 Location: 1301 Ave P North Fee: $180 (plus GST & PST) What
Celebrate Mental Health Week 2025 with us! The Walk 4 Mental Health is back again in partnership with Autism Services of Saskatoon, Crocus Co-op, Saskatoon Crisis Intervention Service, North Star Supportive Housing and Schizophrenia Society of Saskatchewan. Meet us at City Hall for the Walk 4 Mental Health and stay for a FREE community BBQ
Cost per person: $180 (plus GST & PST) Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) is offered to someone with an emerging mental health or substance use problem or in crisis, until appropriate treatment is found or the situation resolves. An evidence-based course, MHFA Standard has been proven to give participants: the tools to recognize signs of
Having a baby brings about all kinds of changes – physical, emotional, mental, social, and even spiritual. It’s easy to lose yourself in these changes and your new role as Mom. This is a discussion-based group that will explore these changes and provide support and education on how to cope. Discussion topics: The fourth trimester
Cost per person: $180 (plus GST & PST) Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) is offered to someone with an emerging mental health or substance use problem or in crisis, until appropriate treatment is found or the situation resolves. An evidence-based course, MHFA Standard has been proven to give participants: the tools to recognize signs of
In support of women’s mental health programs that help women – mothers, grandmothers, daughters – who come to the Canadian Mental Health Association Saskatoon for resources, support and advocacy. Your donations and participation ensure CMHA Saskatoon can provide direct support for women looking for help. They allow us to raise awareness about women’s mental health
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