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On @TheWestBlock we have Employment Mi @CQualtro discussing how long the govt will extend programs like the CERB & wage subsidy, if conditions might start to be attached to those programs going forward and options on the table for paying down the massive coming deficit #cdnpoli
.@ErinOTooleMP joins us. Would he stop recognizing the One China policy? What his plan would be to get the economy back on track after COVID-19? And we'll ask about his swing right in the leadership campaign and whether the gloves are off against the MacKay campaign #cpcldr
Then with the current border closure only in place for a couple more weeks, former Ambassador to Canada and Governor of Michigan James Blanchard sits down with us on when the border might reopen and what happens if the President wants to do that before the PM does #cdnpoli
1/5 Today, as part of #MentalHealthWeek, the focus is on children and youth who, like adults, have lots of questions about #COVID19, and are missing their friends, family members and regular routines #CYMH #ApartNotAlone #COVIDCoping
2/5 Parents & caregivers can find tips on communicating & sharing information on #COVID19 with kids and teens and how to calm fears, practise online safety and engage in activities that nurture mental & emotional health. kidshelpphone.ca/get-involved/p… #CYMH
3/5 Talking things out can help to process our thoughts and lift the weight of our emotions. When you start the conversation and share your own thoughts & feelings, it helps children & youth to open up and voice their own struggles. #StrongerTogether #GetReal
1/7 This year’s #MentalHealthWeek continues through to Sunday, May 10th, with #MentalHealth taking on a special meaning in light of the additional stress and uncertainty we are all experiencing due to #COVID19.
2/7 People have been struggling with concerns of all manner & scope during these long weeks of #COVID19. This #MentalHealthWeek’s focus on social connection reminds us it is a very important time to stay connected. #ApartNotAlone ca.portal.gs
3/7 Canadians have shown resilience, finding creative ways to remain connected virtually, staying connected with family, friends & communities, even during holidays & important religious observances. #COVIDCoping #StrongerTogether
Can we #GetReal about mental health for a minute?
Even before this pandemic, Saskatchewan people were experiencing acute #mentalhealth challenges. Our province has among the highest suicide rates in the country.
Even before this pandemic, Saskatchewan people were experiencing acute #mentalhealth challenges. Our province has among the highest suicide rates in the country.
So many in our province struggle with addictions, poverty, and other issues that impact our #mentalhealth.
Throw a pandemic on top of that, and we have more people than ever who are dealing with depression and anxiety.
Throw a pandemic on top of that, and we have more people than ever who are dealing with depression and anxiety.
It shouldn’t take a pandemic for Saskatchewan to start putting resources into #mentalhealth in our communities.
This week is CMHA Mental Health Week, and I’d like to ask you to do three things:
This week is CMHA Mental Health Week, and I’d like to ask you to do three things:
1/4 #COVID19 key concerns in 🇨🇦: As we move into social & economic recovery, there will be challenges and bumps in the road but let’s not forget we are #ApartNotAlone and there is help. #MentalHealthWeek #COVIDCoping ca.portal.gs
2/4 It’s #MentalHealthWeek and we can all use some good news. Today I’m sharing the good news stat that over 26,000 or 43% of all confirmed #COVID19 cases in Canada are now recovered from their illness! I wish them all good health!
3/4 We must continue to make our way carefully down the curve, remembering that the many of the #PublicHealth measures that helped us #PlanktheCurve will continue to serve us well as we work to #CrushtheCurve.
1/3 Every year, 🇨🇦 comes together during @CMHA_NTL ’s #MentalHealthWeek. This year, as we face #COVID19, we’re learning that we need each other now more than ever.
2/3 🇨🇦 let’s #GetReal about the importance of #MentalHealth and take advantage of the free psychological and social support services that are available to us: ca.portal.gs
3/3 During this time, when #physicaldistancing remains vitally important, we need to stay connected and close emotionally keeping #health as our #1 priority. #MentalHealthWeek #COVID19
#YouAreNotAlone
#YouAreNotAlone
Getting outside can help boost your mental health. In your neighbourhood, you can walk, run, wheel, bike, and inline skate while continuing to practice physical distancing. Tell us how you've been getting outside in your neighbourhood during COVID-19. #TogetherApart 
@CMHAHamilton Not being able to see or care for a loved one is hard. Feelings of sadness and worry are normal. Be kind to yourself. Supports are available: hamilton.ca/coronavirus/ta… #BeKindToYourself #MentalHealthWeek
As #EssentialWorkers, it is important to protect not only your physical health, but also your mental health. Taking time for self-care can help boost your mental health. Visit: hamilton.ca/coronavirus/ta… #MentalHealthWeek
This week is #MentalHealthWeek. Amid #COVID19, it’s more important than ever to take care of your mental wellness. I encourage you all to check-in with your loved ones to talk about how you may be feeling. Let’s #GetReal and support each other. news.ontario.ca/mohltc/en/2020…
Many Ontarians are experiencing heightened anxiety and depression during these challenging times. Services like @ConnexOntario, Good2Talk, @KidsHelpPhone and BounceBack offer supports online, virtually and by phone.
To support these programs and services during a time when physical distancing is necessary for the health and safety of all Ontarians, our government is providing up to $12 million to expand online and virtual mental health supports. #MentalHealthWeek
We’re approaching #MentalHealthWeek in Canada, to support we'll be sharing daily tips about mental wellness.
Tip 1: Keep things in perspective. It’s normal to feel anxious about COVID-19. Notice & challenge your thoughts that may be extreme or unhelpful.
hamilton.ca/coronavirus/ta…
Tip 1: Keep things in perspective. It’s normal to feel anxious about COVID-19. Notice & challenge your thoughts that may be extreme or unhelpful.
hamilton.ca/coronavirus/ta…
Mental Wellness Tip 2: Support your #MentalHealth by doing self-care. Take care our yourself during uncertain times to reduce worries.
Additional Mental Health tips: hamilton.ca/coronavirus/ta… #HamOnt
Additional Mental Health tips: hamilton.ca/coronavirus/ta… #HamOnt
Mental Wellness Tip 3: It is really important to take breaks from media, social media and the internet if you are feeling overwhelmed. When getting information, look for credible sources that can answer your questions.
More tips: hamilton.ca/coronavirus/ta… #HamOnt
More tips: hamilton.ca/coronavirus/ta… #HamOnt
It took a lot of pain and courage to even bring myself to write about the last 2 months of torture I have suffered at the hands of R.N. Podar School Authorities @rnpodarschool
I have been teaching psychology (Part –Time) for last 14 years at Khar Campus of R.N. Podar. In June’ 19, I was told by Nitika Bajaj (Head Mistress) @nitikabajaj20 teach at their Powai Campus. Mrs Avnita Bir @avnita (Principal Director) wanted to hire a new teacher for #Powai
but it was Nitika who suggested to Bir that Pallavi should be teaching at Powai campus.
As Nitika discussed the new opportunity, she mentioned that Avnita Bir had figured out my remuneration
As Nitika discussed the new opportunity, she mentioned that Avnita Bir had figured out my remuneration
