SickKids Centre for Community Mental Health

On #WorldMentalHealthDay, let’s prioritize mental health in the workplace! 🌍💚 Health and human service professionals, your #mentalhealth matters for you and those you serve. Join our clinician support trainings on compassion fatigue and supporting BIPOC providers to revolutionize your approach to self-care and professional well-being. 👉 https://bit.ly/4069yPw #MentalHealthProfessionals #MedicalProfessionals #SocialWorkers #Educators #FrontLineWorkers #MentalHealthProfessionals

On this #WorldMentalHealthDay, we wanted to share a closer look at the recent refresh of an outdated space at The Garry Hurvitz SickKids Centre for Community Mental Health! The new multi-functional space, designed by Victoria Tonelli, features areas to create and decompress, art created by the youth who use the space, and a wall mural designed by a commissioned artist. The calming and welcoming environment has become such an important space for youth in the day treatment program and for those in group therapy sessions. We want to send our special thanks to our friends at Rogers Communications and Breakfast Television for making this renovation possible. 👏 Today and every day, we are proud to continue to action The Hospital for Sick Children's mental health strategy to deliver the best quality of care.

We're #hiring a child and family therapist to join our Individual and Family Services team! Applicants should have specific interest and experience working from an anti-oppressive, trauma-informed lens. See details below ⬇ Deadline for applications is Oct. 7.

This past spring, an outdated space that had gone unused over the pandemic at the Garry Hurvitz SickKids Centre for Community Mental Health was given a refresh, thanks to our friends at Rogers Communications and Breakfast Television, who made the renovation possible! The new multi-functional space, designed by Victoria Tonelli, features areas to create and decompress, art created by youth in the day treatment program, and a wall mural by a commissioned artist highlighting the many ways these youth choose to practice self-care. The art and social space will be used by youth in the day treatment program as well as for group therapy sessions, providing a welcoming and calming environment for all those who enter its doors. Today, on the third anniversary of the transformational $50 million gift from Garry Hurvitz, we are proud to continue to action The Hospital for Sick Children's mental health strategy to deliver the best quality of care.

🚨We're #hiring! Apply by Sept. 20 to join our Intensive Services for Children team as a child and youth care practitioner and provide tangible supports for children and youth experiencing #MentalHealth challenges. Details here: https://bit.ly/3XtPHqT

Calling all #MentalHealth professionals: Don't miss out on this 20% off #BackToSchool sale from SickKids Centre for Community Mental Health Learning Institute! Valid until Sept. 27. #ProfessionalDevelopment

Our 2023-24 Annual Report is here! This past year, we worked with our partners to extend access to community-based #mentalhealth care for our clients, #families and caregivers. Learn more about this work, our quality-improvement initiatives, research program, #SickKidsCCMHLI, and more. ➡ https://bit.ly/4e31fry

Today, The Garry Hurvitz Centre for Community Mental Health at SickKids, CAMH and The Hospital for Sick Children are taking the next step to reimagine how children and youth access comprehensive #MentalHealth in #Ontario.   Our organizations have signed a new memorandum of understanding to align our services to ensure that child, youth, and family experiences and outcomes are at the centre of our care systems.   Together, we share a vision of equitable, seamless care.

Don't miss this exclusive #MentalHealthWeek offer of 30% off these select mental health programs from the SickKids CCMH Learning Institute!

Washrooms at GH-CCMH are now gender-neutral! Supporting our value of inclusion, these washrooms accommodate everyone. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/gN296v3a