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It is Self-Care Sunday and we would like to show you behind-the-scenes with what our CMHA staff do to make sure they are taking care of their mental health... First up: Susan Henderson, CMHA Executive Director for the past 8.5 years.
Susan's Self-Care: "being at the water, getting outside, enjoying nature and working the soil for my plants."
CMHA and all of it's programs will be closed for both Good Friday and Easter Monday. We hop to see everyone again on Tuesday! 😊
Here is a throwback to our 10th Anniversary Women and Wellness event, where we were able to capture a photo of just a sample of the incredible speakers we’ve had over the years.
This year, we are thrilled to host our very first men’s mental health event — Walk Tall. We can only hope to see it as successful as what Women and Wellness has grown to be. ✨
To all of the women who have benefited from attending Women and Wellness over the years: please tell the men in your life: Walk Tall for Men’s Mental Health takes place Tuesday, May 7 at the Marigold Cultural Centre. It is FREE and tickets can be reserved at bit.ly/CMHAwalktall.
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Having boundaries - and keeping them - can be difficult. I needed this reminder. Thanks to my girl Lauren Cotie for sharing this reminder!
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“The cold fall interfered with being able to work comfortably,” said Susan Henderson, executive director of the Colchester-East Hants branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association. “Things are progressing really well now.”
Thanks to Lynn Curwin, Truro News.
Check out the details on our building as well as CMHA Mental Health Week 2019!
Donations can be made at www.ceh.cmha.ca.
Colchester-East Hants CMHA plans to open in new location this summer | Truro News
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The cold weather slowed things down a little, but the CMHA expects to be in its new home by late June or early July. “The cold fall interfered with being able to work comfortably,” said Susan He...
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Beautiful lady inside and out ❤️
An awesome leader for this extraordinary organization - very proud to support Susan and CMHA.
An awesome person ❤️
lots of positive energy true leader.