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Mood and anxiety

Canadian Mental Health Association- British Columbia Division

The Canadian Mental Health Association is a voluntary organization that supports the mental health recovery of British Columbians through advocacy, education, community-based research, and services. There are 19 branches across BC with different resources based on your community.

Living Life to the Full is an interactive course that helps you learn about your feelings and how to manage them using principles of CBT.
Bounce Back is a program for those with depression and/or anxiety where you can access DVD videos on tips to manage symptoms or work with a Bounce Back community coach.

Ph:

604-688-3234
1-800-555-8222

Email:

info@cmha.bc.ca (General)
living.life@cmha.bc.ca (LLTTF)

Web:

Mood Disorders Association of British Columbia

The MDABC is non-profit organization to provide support and education for those with mood disorders, their family and their friends. The MDABC provides programs, support groups and information for you.

Ph:

1-855-282-7979

Email:

info@mdabc.net

Web:

Mood Disorders Association of British Columbia

Anxiety BC

Anxiety BC is a non-profit organization that provides self-help information, resources, and programs around anxiety for you, as well as parents and caregivers. You can learn how to face your fears, manage your anxiety, and take on healthy habits. Anxiety BC also has the MindShift app to help you cope with anxiety.

Web:

General

The F.O.R.C.E Society for Kid's Mental Health

Families Organized for Recognition and Care Equality, is a non-profit provincial organization to link and support families who have children with mental health issues. The F.O.R.C.E Society provides information for families and also advocates for better supports for these families.

Ph:

604-878-3400
(855) 887-8004 (toll free)

Email:

theforce@forcesociety.com

Web:

FORCE Society

Kelty Mental Health Resource Centre

The Kelty Mental Health Resource Centre provides mental health and substance use information, resources, and peer support to youth and families from across BC. The Centre also provides support to people of all ages with an eating disorder. You can reach the Kelty Centre over the phone, in person at BC Children's Hospital, or through email. Peer support is provided by Youth in Residence from The FORCE Society for Kids' Mental Health. The Youth in Residence have lived experience with mental health challenges, and provide support, navigation, and resources to other youth.

Ph:

1-800-665-1822
(604) 875-2084 (Lower Mainland)

Email:

keltycentre@bcmhs.bc.ca

Web:

Kelty Mental Health Resource Centre

Here to Help

Funded by the BCMHAS, Here to Help provides you with mental health and substance use information including personal stories and self-help resources on an enormous number of topics. Here to Help brings together information from seven mental health and addictions non-profit agencies into one place.

Web:

Here to Help

BC Mental Health and Addiction Services (BCMHSUS)

BCMHSUS is an agency of the Provincial Health Services Authority, including child and adolescent mental health services, forensic psychiatric services, and other programs.

Web:

BCMHSUS

eMentalHealth.ca: Mental Health Services, Help and Support in Your Community

eMentalHealth.ca is a non-profit initiative of the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO) dedicated to improving the mental health of children, youth and families.

Ph:

613-738-6990

Web:

eMentalHealth.ca: Mental Health Services, Help and Support in Your Community

Speakeasy

Speakeasy provides peer support for students facing a wide variety of challenges.

University is an extremely challenging and stressful time for everyone, and Speakeasy was established to provide a non-judgmental, supportive ear for students and faculty members who are feeling distressed.

They’re also very good at connecting students with other resources, so if you’re not sure exactly where to turn, but need help, Speakeasy is a great first option.

Web:

UBC Speakeasy

Eating disorders

Jessie's Legacy

Jessie's Legacy is a program of Family Services of the North Shore, providing eating disorders prevention education, resources and support for BC youth, families, educators and professionals.

Web:

Jessie's Legacy

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Mood and anxiety

Canadian Mental Health Association- British Columbia Division

Mood Disorders Association of British Columbia

Anxiety BC

General

The F.O.R.C.E Society for Kid's Mental Health

Kelty Mental Health Resource Centre

Here to Help

BC Mental Health and Addiction Services (BCMHSUS)

eMentalHealth.ca: Mental Health Services, Help and Support in Your Community

Speakeasy

Eating disorders

Jessie's Legacy