Mental Health for Care Providers

CAMH provides a thorough list of ways that we can think about our anxieties and worries, as well as what to do when these coping skills are not helping to ease the burden.

The Canadian Mental Health Association has compiled a list of Canadian mental health resources in one place for easy reference.

The First Nations Health Authority has compiled a list of fact sheets, videos, and other resources to support First Nations people during COVID-19.

COVID-19 has sparked a rise in stigma and prejudice; in this resource CAMH provides information on how to combat these thoughts and behaviours, and how to reduce stigma for those who contract the virus.

Recognizing the heightened pressures being confronted by Ontario's health care workers and other critical support staff working in the province's hospitals, the OHA has put together a number of easily accessible mental health resources from various leading sources on how to support mental health and wellness during the pandemic.

Children’s Mental Health Ontario has prepared a Back-to-School Mental Health Kit with resources and tips to support your child through the entire academic year.

The Government of Canada has put together a list of resources for caregivers to encourage their children to stop the spread of COVID-19, including age-appropriate activities and explanations.

First Nations Child and Family Caring Society of Canada has put together a printable colouring page with resources on how to care for children and families during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This Parenting Survival Guide provides tips and resources to caregivers who are caring for a child with mental illness.

School Mental Health Ontario has put together guides for parents and families, students, and educators to support mental health in a practical manner during COVID-19.