Understanding Mental Illness
CMHA is committed to public awareness efforts that result in reduced stigma of mental illness. Through education and training activities such as presentations and workshops, our Community Education Service assists services and groups in our community to understand the issues that people with mental illness face and to learn about ways to support people with a mental illness. Understanding each other builds an inclusionary community.
To contact the Community Educator, please call 982-6122 or e-mail.
Mental Health First Aid
The CMHA Winnipeg Region's Community Education Service is now offering the Mental Health First Aid course. Mental Health First Aid teaches first aid skills to help someone who is developing mental health problems or is experiencing a mental health crisis.
What is Mental Health First Aid? Click here for more information.
For information on Mental Health First Aid courses in Winnipeg, contact our office by phone 982-6100 or e-mail. If you would like to go directly to our on-line registration page, click here.
For information on Mental Health First Aid Canada, click here.
Mental Health First Aid Course Rates
- Non Members rate: $125.00 per person for the 12 hour course.
- Members rate: $99.00 per person for the 12 hours course. See our membership page for information on becoming a member of the CMHA Winnipeg Region.
- Group rates are available. Call 982-6100 or e-mail for more information.
Mental Health Education for Families.
The CMHA Winnipeg Region is now offering an eight week course for families and friends.
For information on this course, visit our Family Education page.
CMHA Winnipeg Region Recovery Workshops. Each spring and fall, we offer a series of recovery workshops. See our Exploring the Journey of Recovery page for more information.
Useful Links
Would you like find more information about a mental health related topic?
We have assembled links to articles, information, & websites on mental health, mental illness, specific disorders, recovery, addiction, mental health in the work place, and much more.
Supporting a family member or friend
Supporting a family member or friend (powerpoint)
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Addictions and Substance Abuse
Challenging Stigma and Discrimination
Families, Caregivers and Friends
General Resources on Mental Health and Mental Illness
Resources for Students and Educators
