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@SickNotWeak

We help people understand that mental illness is a sickness, not a weakness. Founded by @HeyLandsberg, we are a statement, a community, a movement. #SickNotWeak

Canada Katılım Ocak 2016
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SickNotWeak@SickNotWeak·
Real talk about mental health matters. Our very own @heylandsberg and host of First Step, is sparking honest conversations about mental illness through "Big Shows" and learning modules: an important program for veterans. Register now! tinyurl.com/bdfz47dk
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9-8-8@988Canada·
If we want to create real change, we believe it’s important to be open about suicide. Learn the facts: 988.ca/understanding-… #988Canada
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Black Mental Health Canada
Join our 10-week online support group for overcoming depression from March 26th to May 28th. Connect, heal, and find hope with others who understand. Take the first step toward your wellness journey today. You deserve this support. Register now! eventbrite.ca/e/bmhc-10-week…
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Many people need safe spaces where they can talk about what happened without judgment. You don’t have to carry it alone. Some days feel heavier. You deserve someone to talk to. BREATHE is here 24/7 — no pressure, no judgment. Just support. Call 1-800-917-0272.
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💯DaveMur🇨🇦💯@DaveMurYYC·
In 2010, I used to live on the 14th floor of this building in downtown Calgary. One night, I had come home from a night of 7-8 pitchers of beer and was just standing on my balcony looking down at the traffic. I was single, alone, and struggling with my mental health. I looked down and thought to myself, "Would anyone even give a shit if I leaped off here?" Thankfully, I didn't, but it was after that I started to look into getting help. Two years after that, I became a dad; five years after that, I set out on my mission to lose 100lbs, which I succeeded in doing. On my 50th birthday, I made it three years without being intoxicated and down over 160lbs in total. Sometimes I'll look up this address online and just pause and think about how far I've come. When I look at my life now, having published two inspirational children's books and hosting a podcast for over a year featuring others' stories of overcoming things, I am so proud. I used to wonder a lot why my life was spared in 1994, but it's very clear now. If you're out there struggling, reach out to someone, talk to anyone, and remember you're not alone. I have shared parts of this story a few times before, and once I captioned it with "I have never shared this moment of weakness before."@heylandsberg replied and said, "That wasn't a moment of weakness; that was one of the greatest moments of strength you've ever had." That has stuck with me ever since. I hope this post inspires someone out there to get help or reach out to someone.
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Black Mental Health Canada
Black Mental Health Canada@BMH_Canada·
Black Man. Breathe™ is a FREE 10-week online wellness journey designed for Black men, combining trauma-informed yoga, breathwork & mental health conversations. 📅 Apr 1 – Jun 14 🕖 Wednesdays | 7–8:30 PM Control your breath. Reclaim your power.
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SickNotWeak@SickNotWeak·
Move your body. Strengthen your mind. When we get active, we’re not just building muscle , we’re protecting our mental health. Join the Defeat Depression virtual campaign, pick a challenge that works for you, and help show that movement is medicine. ow.ly/wfJP50YoIGr
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Kimberly 🇨🇦@KimberlyYNL·
DRP Association@AssociationDrp

On behalf of @AssociationDrp and our entire Membership we extend our heartfelt condolences to the @OTTAWAPAca and to the family, friends, and colleagues of Sgt. Robert “Bobby” Cleroux, who tragically lost his life to suicide. The average person sees 3 tragic incidents in a lifetime. Police Officers see approximately 6 per year. Policing is not a profession, it is a calling. Unfortunately, this calling can take a toll. If you are struggling, please remember you are not alone—support is available. We urge all our members to reach out if they need help.

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