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Mental Health First Aid Reference Guide Can Anyone Help My Mind? The artist is in the middle of a crowd and feeling envious that other people have such full lives with work, families and happiness. He feels like an outcast. All the faces look the same because the artist was reflecting his desire to fit in and be like everyone else. Source: Paintings in this document The painting on the front cover, along with the paintings at the beginning of sections 1, , and , were reproduced with permission from the Out of the Shadows artist s program in Edmonton, which offers community arts opportunities to individuals living with Mental Health concerns. The artist wishes to remain anonymous. Published by the Mental Health Commission of Canada, 2020 (4th edition) Mental Health First Aid material 2020 Betty Kitchener and Anthony Jorm. All rights reserved.

perspectives to the table. Consulting with people who have experience living with a mental health or substance use problem as well as their families is a key aspect in all of the MHCC’s work. This work includes offering a host of resources, tools and training programs aimed at increasing mental health and substance use literacy and

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