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Most mental health programs and support groups are only available in larger centres |
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By Lacey Sheppy
For The Spectator
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Annapolis County’s community mental health facilitator is hoping two new programs offered this fall will help local residents better understand mental illness.
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Every citizen must be treated fairly |
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By CAROL TOOTON and STEPHEN W. AYER
The Canadian Mental Health Association- Nova Scotia Division (CMHA-NS) and the Schizophrenia Society of Nova Scotia (SSNS) need to be assured that the systems administered by our government will guarantee that every citizen of Nova Scotia.
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Province releases report on Suicide |
Health/Health Promotion and Protection
July 15, 2009 2:16 PM
A new report will better position government and its partners to help Nova Scotians at risk of attempting suicide.
The report, Suicide and Attempted Suicide in Nova Scotia, was released today, July 15. Its purpose is to help those who work in the areas of suicide prevention, intervention and support.
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Election 2009: Politician’s Report Card on Mental Health |
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Election time is a time to be heard. In a bid to be elected or re-elected, politicians are responsive to voters’ suggestions, complaints or requests. The Kings Branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association has taken this opportunity to open a dialogue with a politician from each of the major parties centering around what it perceives are the shortfalls of the present system of mental health care in the province.
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LAURA YORKE
The News
NEW GLASGOW – Without mental health, you don’t have health.
That was the message behind Saturday morning’s Walk for Mental Wellness. About 30 participants came out in support of mental wellness and a better understanding of what it really is.
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