Our non-profit organization aims to bridge the communication gap between parents and students in reg
As summer is officially over and the new school year has started, we just wanted to thank the sponsors of our Summer Event again! Thank you for supporting YPAM’s 50KM Mental Health Awareness Walk/ Run, in collaboration with the Markham Stouffville Hospital. We appreciate your generous contribution to our community and look forward to collaborating with you all in the near future, because alone we can only do so much, but together we can change the world✨🌎
Today is World Su***de Prevention Day
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Here are some resources and organizations that are making a difference✨
Special shout to participants who walked/ran 50+km! Congratulations to everyone who contributed towards this great cause. We hope you all had fun! Stay tuned for more events presented by the YPAM Mental Health TeamGlowing star
You can never show too much gratitude. :)
Thank you again:
Spin Desserts Cafe & Bistro Pickering
Connecting GTA
Big Rig Wraps Transport Truck Advertising
Ramachandran Law Professional Corporation
Markham Stouffville Hospital
Kashden Consulting Group
LifePlan Investments
We value you!!!
CONGRATULATIONS to our Summer 2021 RAFFLE WINNERS!!🌟
Thank you to EVERYONE who participated in our 50km Challenge to raise awareness for mental health.
We would also like to thank our sponsors, Big Rig Wraps, Ramachandran Law, Bronson Christian, Yes IT, and Enviro Safe Solutions for the donation of the FitBit prizes. Additional thanks to Simply Nuts, Conqueror, Kashden Consulting, and Yoga and Lifestyle for sponsoring the gift card/ membership prizes.
The funds raised will be going to a great cause, and this would not be possible without all of your support. Thank you all again, for being an agent of change and joining us in our goal to raise awareness for mental health🙏🏽
And always remember, YOU ARE NOT ALONE💛
YPAM
Anjana Chirayath is a student at the University of Western Ontario, she graduated her undergraduate degree in English literature with a minor in History, and is currently working towards a teaching degree. She aspires to one day become a teacher. On her spare time Anjana loves writing and telling stories through poetry.
She explained to us how she often finds herself not having restful sleep if she doesn’t have a calm her mind before sleeping. Sleep deprivation is a problem for many people, especially since the beginning of the pandemic.
Anjana shared, “I’ve recently begun making sure that I prioritize the process of “unwinding” before bed. I do things I love that make me feel more at peace; breathing exercises, light reading, a dash of lavender essence and some prayers & positive affirmations. Prioritizing my mental health in this way has helped me immensely; while the process of unwinding is not always perfect, I find myself calmer than I was without it!”
Anjana’s whimsical poem reminds us the importance of sleep and self-care, especially when it comes to maintaining our mental well-being💛🙏🏽
Check out her INSTAGRAM page to discover more illuminating poems
Meet Marco Perri, the author of ‘Attaining Fulfillment: 8 Pillars to live by.’
“To be fulfilled is a fate that too few people experience. This sensation of being at peace with your own existence and accepting of the realities of life, despite their harshness, is liberating. I sought to create a rough outline that a person can follow to get closer to fulfillment. My hope is that you can harness these words and find the motivation to move yourself forward.”
- Marco Perri, on his book.
As an avid advocate of Mental Health, he has launched community initiatives aimed at raising awareness for this relevant cause, and assuring people that they are not alone. He is determined to be a voice for the voiceless, and ensure everyone knows that there are people out there who want to listen to you, and want you to get better🙏🏽.
Check out his page for more info on his book and the work he does within our community!
Meet Marco Perri, the author of ‘Attaining Fulfillment: 8 Pillars to live by.’
“To be fulfilled is a fate that too few people experience. This sensation of being at peace with your own existence and accepting of the realities of life, despite their harshness, is liberating. I sought to create a rough outline that a person can follow to get closer to fulfillment. My hope is that you can harness these words and find the motivation to move yourself forward.”
- Marco Perri, on his book.
As an avid advocate of Mental Health, he has launched community initiatives aimed at raising awareness for this relevant cause, and assuring people that they are not alone. He is determined to be a voice for the voiceless, and ensure everyone knows that there are people out there who want to listen to you, and want you to get better🙏🏽.
Check out his page for more info on his book and the work he does within our community!! Marco Perri
Our 50k challenge for the month of June is approaching!
How to Join:
1. Register on our website at ypam.ca/mentalhealth
2. After you register, download the Strava app
3. Get outside and move, walk or run, it is up to you!
If you complete the 50k, you will be entered into a draw for some great prizes. See our website to see the list of prizes.
All net proceeds will go to support Mental Health Programs at Markham Stouffville Hospital🙏🏽.
We all need to get out of our house and get some movement! So as the nicer weather is just around the corner, you will not know how much fun this can be until you get out and do it!💪🏽
For more questions dm us or email us @ypam.ca.
And remember your are not alone!!💛💛
BISLEEN ATTLI and the MIND-BODY APPROACH
Bisleen Attli is a mental health warrior that is making mental wellness practical and achievable. This 4th Year Naturopathic Medical School Student launched her own campaign called all about M.E. [MENTAL EMPOWERMENT], aimed to empower young people to create an unbreakable mindset so that they can achieve their dreams.
“I learned about practical ways to improve my mental health and I realized that every single one of us is capable of achieving great health with the right support.”
- Bisleen Attli
Visit her page for more information on her work🙏🏽.
Ever heard of the MIND-BODY approach to mental health?
Mind-body practices are techniques designed to enhance the mind's positive impact on the body. These methods can vary from behavioural, psychological practices, to expressive or spiritual approaches. Recognize the relationship between your mind and body, to better your mental well-being.
Image Credits:
Deepak Chopra - on Ayurvedic practices
Ever heard of the MIND-BODY approach to mental health?
Mind-body practices are techniques designed to enhance the mind's positive impact on the body. These methods can vary from behavioural, psychological practices, to expressive or spiritual approaches. Recognize the relationship between your mind and body, to better your mental well-being💛
Image Credits:
- on Ayurvedic practices
Hi my name is Jessica Cianchino,
I am the Ambassador of Mental Health and the Executive Director for the Youth and Parents Association of Markham (YPAM) Mental Health.
Mental Health can be understood as a spectrum, so this means that everyone can relate to the conversation!
Self-awareness of your mental wellbeing is essential, so you are able to learn what self-care practices and coping mechanisms work best for you; as these methods can vary depending on the person.
For me personally, I realized that I needed to take care of my wellbeing when I started competing in pageants, more specifically, when I represented Canada on an international stage. It’s hard not to compare yourself to other people, especially with social media now being a big part in many of our lives. So for me it was so difficult not to compare myself to the gorgeous, smart, talented, women from all over the world.
But I had to change my perspective about pageantry and see it as almost a soul searching journey. You’re given a few months to try to be the best possible version of yourself mind, body and soul. And also to reflect on what you're genuinely passionate about and even better, be encouraged to actively become an agent of change within your own community. So in having a moment of self-reflection I was able to turn the narrative around, and not see myself as competing or comparing with other individuals, but at the end of the day I am only competing with myself.
We are all unique individuals, with unique stories to tell that cannot be compared to anyway else.
For me, spending quality time with my dog has helped ground me and make me feel at peace. There are so many mental health benefits to taking care of another life, whether it be a pet or your plants. The very act of being responsible for a living thing increases our sense of purpose.
So for anyone out there that is struggling with their mental wellbeing, I would recommend learning what self-care practices work best specifically for you. There’s so much growing in the journey, despite it being very difficult. Don’t rush the process, and be kinder to yourselves 💛💛💛
And remember, YOU ARE NOT ALONE🤗
Hi my name is Jessica Cianchino,
I am the Ambassador of Mental Health and the Executive Director for the Youth and Parents Association of Markham (YPAM) Mental Health.
Mental Health can be understood as a spectrum, so this means that everyone can relate to the conversation!
Self-awareness of your mental wellbeing is essential, so you are able to learn what self-care practices and coping mechanisms work best for you; as these methods can vary depending on the person.
For me personally, I realized that I needed to take care of my wellbeing when I started competing in pageants, more specifically, when I represented Canada on an international stage. It’s hard not to compare yourself to other people, especially with social media now being a big part in many of our lives. So for me it was so difficult not to compare myself to the gorgeous, smart, talented, women from all over the world.
But I had to change my perspective about pageantry and see it as almost a soul searching journey. You’re given a few months to try to be the best possible version of yourself mind, body and soul. And also to reflect on what you're genuinely passionate about and even better, be encouraged to actively become an agent of change within your own community. So in having a moment of self-reflection I was able to turn the narrative around, and not see myself as competing or comparing with other individuals, but at the end of the day I am only competing with myself.
We are all unique individuals, with unique stories to tell that cannot be compared to anyway else.
For me, spending quality time with my dog has helped ground me and make me feel at peace. There are so many mental health benefits to taking care of another life, whether it be a pet or your plants. The very act of being responsible for a living thing increases our sense of purpose.
So for anyone out there that is struggling with their mental wellbeing, I would recommend learning what self-care practices work best specifically for you. There’s so much growing in the journey, despite it being very difficult. Don’t rush the process, and be kinder to yourselves 💛💛💛
And remember, YOU ARE NOT ALONE🤗
Today I wanted to put a spotlight on High-functioning Anxiety.
Often, people that don’t know me too well tell me that I come across as very put together, organized and productive. I’ve worked so very hard in the past to maintain this external facade to hide my inner turmoil. What people don’t see are my maladaptive perfectionistic tendencies, racing and intrusive thoughts, self criticism, pure exhaustion and rapidly shifting intense moods.
For years I’ve had to fight the stigma surrounding being a high achiever in many areas in my life while still experiencing mental illnesses. Throughout high-school I was a straight A student who required accommodations. Because I didn’t look like the typical struggling student, some high school teachers did not believe in or wish to provide accommodations. In University, I’ve advocated for myself and asked for accommodations on many occasions and although some Professors have been kind and compassionate, others with stigmatized and discriminatory views have caused me great emotional distress.
-MCD
Especially during these lockdowns, which impact both mental health and motivation, it can be really difficult to start your day. So, here are a few suggestions to help get you motivated out of bed! Another suggestion not listed here is to go on a peaceful morning walk enjoying some music. Joining our walk/run challenge in June and taking some time during your day to go on a mental health walk can enter you into our raffle to win 1 of 5 Fitbits and gift card prizes! For more information, click the link in our bio.
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A little infographic to help you differentiate between depersonalization and derealization. Stay tuned to our social media for more informative mental health-related posts!
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Hello!
My name is Mary Catharine (MC) Dorscht and I am the Youth and Parents Association of Markham’s (YPAM) Associate Director for Mental Health. I grew up in the Markham area and now study Public Affairs and Policy Management at Carleton University.
Today I am starting the conversation by discussing my experience as a Highly Sensitive Person with Depression, a Generalized Anxiety Disorder, and Borderline Personality Disorder.
Something I wanted to emphasize is that although I tend to talk in past tense in the video, I still actively experience a lot of the symptoms of my mental illnesses. I attempted to keep things general as I did not want to get overly personal as this is something that is still very overwhelming and scary to me.
Over the next week, my focus will be on some of the various disorders, treatments and terms I bring up in my video. Such as CBT, DBT, GAD, BPD, Intersectionality, depersonalization and derealization.
It's always a great time to reconnect with ourselves and our loved ones intimately, but sometimes it's hard to know what to say. It can be easier than we think with some open ended questions and gentleness to facilitate a safe atmosphere for greater depth. Credits: https://instagram.com/lizlistens?igshid=c559hdc3phsa
STAY TUNED for more stories, posts on mental health and freebies.
If you'd like to be a part of this initiative, please contact [email protected] ! You are not alone. ❤
Laura is a LinkedIn Marketing Coach for SMBs at Connor Speaks.
•https://www.linkedin.com/in/lauraconnorspeaks
•ConnorSpeaks.com
If you'd like to be a part of this initiative, please contact [email protected] ! You are not alone. ❤
We can all use more proactive encouragement - it's free! Be the sunlight to someone's day. Whose someone you can reach out to? 🌞
Credits: https://instagram.com/youth_mental_health?igshid=10qb5kkjiaqgr
STAY TUNED for more stories, posts on mental health and freebies.
If you'd like to be a part of this initiative, please contact [email protected] ! You are not alone. ❤
Is there anything you'd add or remove from this list? What does your Self-Care list look like? Go ahead, share and tag us and your community to get the conversation going! 💥
STAY TUNED for more stories, posts on mental health and freebies.
If you'd like to be a part of this initiative, please contact [email protected] ! You are not alone. ❤
~Christina's Story~
Christina is a hard working mother and personal support worker.
Instagram:
STAY TUNED for more stories, posts on mental health and freebies.
What's your story? If you'd like to be a part of this initiative, please contact [email protected] ! You are not alone. ❤
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Healing is the death of our conditioned self and the birth of our authentic self. It's a process. What stage are you in?
Naomi works full-time at Credit Fresh servicing Americans. She is also a Holistic Nutritionist, Early Childhood Educator, Group Fitness Instructor and Life Coach. Her passion includes but is not limited to mental health advocacy and activism. You can learn more at: www.instagram.com/bold.revival or https://www.linkedin.com/in/naomi-go-9156a5170/.
STAY TUNED for more stories, posts on mental health and freebies.
What's your story? If you'd like to be a part of this initiative, please contact [email protected] ! You are not alone. ❤
A critical aspect of establishing and maintaining healthy relationships and promoting your own well-being is setting personal boundaries. Boundaries set lines between how you want to be treated and how you don’t, and in setting healthy boundaries you can reduce stress and anxiety. These boundaries can address your personal space, sexuality, emotions and thoughts, possessions, time and energy, culture, religion, and ethics.
Communicating personal boundaries may be difficult and uncomfortable, but it is essential for physical health, safety, emotional well-being, and mental health. Healthy boundaries allow you to say “no” to anything you’re uncomfortable with which thus lets you remain true to yourself and your beliefs. With that being said, here are 10 steps to setting healthy boundaries.
You are not alone!
For my submission, I picked an original song titled “Some Peace of Mind.” When we talk about mental health it’s safe to assume that all we really want is just that, but through writing this song it encouraged me to do some further introspection. In the lyrics the last lines read:
“I always knew that one day I’d find
Just what I was looking for
But it wasn’t no peace of mind
Just something I can’t ignore”
This has always been an interesting line to me, it took awhile to realize what it meant. When I read now I see a person who thinks they want one thing, but in reality, want something different. It’s like this inner turmoil between different parts of you with conflicting thoughts & feelings about things, and it’s that inability to make peace with those differences that take you further away from yourself. I think the takeaway is that it’s okay to be confused about what you want and how you feel, and that you can give yourself permission to not have it all figured out.
Instagram: tylergunn
Hey everyone! I’m Emily Minard, a volunteer for YPAM’s Mental Health Team, and I’m so excited to be leading the social media posts for the next week! In this video, I touch on my battle with an eating disorder in hopes to shed light on what eating disorders are and show how prevalent having a poor relationship with your food and/or body is. For more informative posts about these mental health issues and to see more submissions from our community, follow our social media to see our daily updates.
Stay tuned to the end of the video to find out more about our June walk/run challenge where you can win prizes! *Video Edit: 50km in one month is 1.6km per day*
HOW TO HELP SOMEONE STRUGGLING WITH MENTAL HEALTH
Creator: Marisol Cartagena
Marisol is a full-time student pursuing her Master Degree in Clinical Counselling. She has a unique background, having volunteered as an interning counsellor and worked as a coach in the mental health field. Marisol volunteers at a nonprofit organization, providing support to survivors of sex-trafficking.
Instagram: Unlimited Self-Care
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mcartagena26
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mcartagena26
Academic researcher and educator Linus Van Plata presents his opinion on the necessary steps that we can take to improve mental health awareness.
An interview hosted by Jessica Cianchino and produced by Edgar Ipen Canada Sulit
Youth and Parents Association of Markham
QUESTION: As an educator, what advice would you give to a student who is struggling with their mental health?
Educator Linus Van Plata acknowledges the crucial role teachers can play in supporting the mental wellness of their students.
An interview hosted by Jessica Cianchino and produced by Edgar Ipen Canada Sulit
Youth and Parents Association of Markham
Markham, ON
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Meet Marco Perri, the author of ‘Attaining Fulfillment: 8 Pillars to live by.’ “To be fulfilled is a fate that too few people experience. This sensation of being at peace with your own existence and accepting of the realities of life, despite their harshness, is liberating. I sought to create a rough outline that a person can follow to get closer to fulfillment. My hope is that you can harness these words and find the motivation to move yourself forward.” - Marco Perri, on his book. As an avid advocate of Mental Health, he has launched community initiatives aimed at raising awareness for this relevant cause, and assuring people that they are not alone. He is determined to be a voice for the voiceless, and ensure everyone knows that there are people out there who want to listen to you, and want you to get better🙏🏽. Check out his page for more info on his book and the work he does within our community! #youarenotalone #letsstartthisdiscussion #mentalhealth #awareness #markham #ypam
Meet Marco Perri, the author of ‘Attaining Fulfillment: 8 Pillars to live by.’ “To be fulfilled is a fate that too few people experience. This sensation of being at peace with your own existence and accepting of the realities of life, despite their harshness, is liberating. I sought to create a rough outline that a person can follow to get closer to fulfillment. My hope is that you can harness these words and find the motivation to move yourself forward.” - Marco Perri, on his book. As an avid advocate of Mental Health, he has launched community initiatives aimed at raising awareness for this relevant cause, and assuring people that they are not alone. He is determined to be a voice for the voiceless, and ensure everyone knows that there are people out there who want to listen to you, and want you to get better🙏🏽. Check out his page for more info on his book and the work he does within our community!! Marco Perri #youarenotalone #letsstartthisdiscussion #mentalhealth #awareness #markham #ypam
BISLEEN ATTLI and the MIND-BODY APPROACH Bisleen Attli is a mental health warrior that is making mental wellness practical and achievable. This 4th Year Naturopathic Medical School Student launched her own campaign called all about M.E. [MENTAL EMPOWERMENT], aimed to empower young people to create an unbreakable mindset so that they can achieve their dreams. “I learned about practical ways to improve my mental health and I realized that every single one of us is capable of achieving great health with the right support.” - Bisleen Attli Visit her page for more information on her work🙏🏽.
Hi my name is Jessica Cianchino, I am the Ambassador of Mental Health and the Executive Director for the Youth and Parents Association of Markham (YPAM) Mental Health. Mental Health can be understood as a spectrum, so this means that everyone can relate to the conversation! Self-awareness of your mental wellbeing is essential, so you are able to learn what self-care practices and coping mechanisms work best for you; as these methods can vary depending on the person. For me personally, I realized that I needed to take care of my wellbeing when I started competing in pageants, more specifically, when I represented Canada on an international stage. It’s hard not to compare yourself to other people, especially with social media now being a big part in many of our lives. So for me it was so difficult not to compare myself to the gorgeous, smart, talented, women from all over the world. But I had to change my perspective about pageantry and see it as almost a soul searching journey. You’re given a few months to try to be the best possible version of yourself mind, body and soul. And also to reflect on what you're genuinely passionate about and even better, be encouraged to actively become an agent of change within your own community. So in having a moment of self-reflection I was able to turn the narrative around, and not see myself as competing or comparing with other individuals, but at the end of the day I am only competing with myself. We are all unique individuals, with unique stories to tell that cannot be compared to anyway else. For me, spending quality time with my dog has helped ground me and make me feel at peace. There are so many mental health benefits to taking care of another life, whether it be a pet or your plants. The very act of being responsible for a living thing increases our sense of purpose. So for anyone out there that is struggling with their mental wellbeing, I would recommend learning what self-care practices work best specifical
Hi my name is Jessica Cianchino, I am the Ambassador of Mental Health and the Executive Director for the Youth and Parents Association of Markham (YPAM) Mental Health. Mental Health can be understood as a spectrum, so this means that everyone can relate to the conversation! Self-awareness of your mental wellbeing is essential, so you are able to learn what self-care practices and coping mechanisms work best for you; as these methods can vary depending on the person. For me personally, I realized that I needed to take care of my wellbeing when I started competing in pageants, more specifically, when I represented Canada on an international stage. It’s hard not to compare yourself to other people, especially with social media now being a big part in many of our lives. So for me it was so difficult not to compare myself to the gorgeous, smart, talented, women from all over the world. But I had to change my perspective about pageantry and see it as almost a soul searching journey. You’re given a few months to try to be the best possible version of yourself mind, body and soul. And also to reflect on what you're genuinely passionate about and even better, be encouraged to actively become an agent of change within your own community. So in having a moment of self-reflection I was able to turn the narrative around, and not see myself as competing or comparing with other individuals, but at the end of the day I am only competing with myself. We are all unique individuals, with unique stories to tell that cannot be compared to anyway else. For me, spending quality time with my dog has helped ground me and make me feel at peace. There are so many mental health benefits to taking care of another life, whether it be a pet or your plants. The very act of being responsible for a living thing increases our sense of purpose. So for anyone out there that is struggling with their mental wellbeing, I would recommend learning what
Hello! My name is Mary Catharine (MC) Dorscht and I am the Youth and Parents Association of Markham’s (YPAM) Associate Director for Mental Health. I grew up in the Markham area and now study Public Affairs and Policy Management at Carleton University. Today I am starting the conversation by discussing my experience as a Highly Sensitive Person with Depression, a Generalized Anxiety Disorder, and Borderline Personality Disorder. Something I wanted to emphasize is that although I tend to talk in past tense in the video, I still actively experience a lot of the symptoms of my mental illnesses. I attempted to keep things general as I did not want to get overly personal as this is something that is still very overwhelming and scary to me. Over the next week, my focus will be on some of the various disorders, treatments and terms I bring up in my video. Such as CBT, DBT, GAD, BPD, Intersectionality, depersonalization and derealization. #youarenotalone #letsstartthisdiscussion #mentalhealth #awareness #YPAM #markham
Laura is a LinkedIn Marketing Coach for SMBs at Connor Speaks. •https://www.linkedin.com/in/lauraconnorspeaks •ConnorSpeaks.com If you'd like to be a part of this initiative, please contact [email protected] ! You are not alone. ❤ #youarenotalone #ypam #mentalhealth #markham #mentalhealthawareness #story #mystory #whatsyourstory #letsstartthisdiscussion
Naomi works full-time at Credit Fresh servicing Americans. She is also a Holistic Nutritionist, Early Childhood Educator, Group Fitness Instructor and Life Coach. Her passion includes but is not limited to mental health advocacy and activism. You can learn more at: www.instagram.com/bold.revival or https://www.linkedin.com/in/naomi-go-9156a5170/. STAY TUNED for more stories, posts on mental health and freebies. What's your story? If you'd like to be a part of this initiative, please contact [email protected] ! You are not alone. ❤ #youarenotalone #ypam #mentalhealth #markham #mentalhealthawareness #story #mystory #whatsyourstory #letsstartthisdiscussion
For my submission, I picked an original song titled “Some Peace of Mind.” When we talk about mental health it’s safe to assume that all we really want is just that, but through writing this song it encouraged me to do some further introspection. In the lyrics the last lines read: “I always knew that one day I’d find Just what I was looking for But it wasn’t no peace of mind Just something I can’t ignore” This has always been an interesting line to me, it took awhile to realize what it meant. When I read now I see a person who thinks they want one thing, but in reality, want something different. It’s like this inner turmoil between different parts of you with conflicting thoughts & feelings about things, and it’s that inability to make peace with those differences that take you further away from yourself. I think the takeaway is that it’s okay to be confused about what you want and how you feel, and that you can give yourself permission to not have it all figured out. Instagram: tylergunn #youarenotalone #letsstartthisdiscussion #mentalhealth #awareness #markham #YPAM
Hey everyone! I’m Emily Minard, a volunteer for YPAM’s Mental Health Team, and I’m so excited to be leading the social media posts for the next week! In this video, I touch on my battle with an eating disorder in hopes to shed light on what eating disorders are and show how prevalent having a poor relationship with your food and/or body is. For more informative posts about these mental health issues and to see more submissions from our community, follow our social media to see our daily updates. Stay tuned to the end of the video to find out more about our June walk/run challenge where you can win prizes! *Video Edit: 50km in one month is 1.6km per day* #youarenotalone #letsstartthisdiscussion #mentalhealth #awareness #markham #ypam
Academic researcher and educator Linus Van Plata presents his opinion on the necessary steps that we can take to improve mental health awareness. An interview hosted by Jessica Cianchino and produced by Edgar Ipen Canada Sulit #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness Youth and Parents Association of Markham
QUESTION: As an educator, what advice would you give to a student who is struggling with their mental health? Educator Linus Van Plata acknowledges the crucial role teachers can play in supporting the mental wellness of their students. An interview hosted by Jessica Cianchino and produced by Edgar Ipen Canada Sulit #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealtheducation #education Youth and Parents Association of Markham
Linus Van Plata , host, teacher, academic researcher and CEO/ founder of The Linus Van Plata School of English, shares his insights on the importance of maintaining your mental health. An interview hosted by Jessica Cianchino and produced by Edgar Ipen Canada Sulit #mentalhealthawareness #health Youth and Parents Association of Markham
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