Hey everyone, we posted about a series of self-help booklets available for download…and this one talks about how to solve problems that can impact your health and wellbeing!
Check it out, and let us know what you think in the comments!
Hey everyone, we posted about a series of self-help booklets available for download…and this one talks about how to solve problems that can impact your health and wellbeing!
Check it out, and let us know what you think in the comments!
Hey everyone, we posted about a series of self-help booklets available for download…and this one talks about Coronavirus and feeling down. Check it out and leave a comment!
Hey everyone, we posted about a series of self-help booklets available for download…and this one talks about sleep and how important getting a good night’s sleep is to your health and wellbeing!
Check it out, and let us know which tips help most with better sleep!
Hey everyone, we posted about a series of self-help booklets available for download…and this one talks about feeling anxious because of Coronavirus. Check it out and leave a comment!
Hey everyone, we posted about a series of self-help booklets available for download…and this one talks about exercise and how important being active is to your health and wellbeing! If you needs some ideas for new and fun things to try, why not choose a brand new way to get active and stay healthy?
Check it out, and let us know your favorite way to keep active in the comments!
Hey everyone, we posted last week about a series of self-help booklets available for download…and this one covers basic information about Coronavirus. Check it out and leave a comment!
The Family Support Institute (FSI) is holding an information session on February 16th at 6:30 pm about how to use a free online planning tool called myBooklet BC. This tool – myBooklet BC – can be used to store and share a personalized information booklet full of strengths, goals, gifts, and more…consider participating if you want to:
If you need resources for those you support, check out this series of self-help booklets designed to provide people with an opportunity to talk through feelings, and to make plans for staying well. They are available through H-CARRD (Health Care Access Research and Developmental Disabilities) on their website.
The booklets cover a number of topics, including:
The booklets can all be used with support from family members, friends, staff and health care professionals.
…are all normal things to experience in a crisis, like COVID-19. The Government of Canada is reminding people that it’s normal to feel sad, stressed, confused, scared or worried. Everyone reacts differently; this can look like:
Here is a Government of Canada website with a list of ways to help take care of yourself.
Hi all, there are a number of workshops and webinars coming up on topics including compassion fatigue, mental health and stigma, and emotional wellbeing. Check out the newsletter announcement here for more information!