Hot Topics: Indigenous Realities and Mental Health

Indigenous people in Canada experience an above-average level of mental health challenges. There are many historical, geographical, and societal reasons for this. In this recording, we talk about how you can find help for yourself, or learn how to help someone else who is dealing with the realities many Indigenous people face when it comes to mental health.

This is a recording of a Facebook Live event from 2021. Our Hot Topics series consisted of live, online presentations featuring specialists in various fields, including AMI staff, doctors, community workers, and more. The hosts interacted with viewers who sent in live questions and comments while watching. While this recording was made some time ago, it still contains a lot of helpful information. Please keep in mind, though, that some links or discussion topics may no longer be relevant.

For organizations that can help you with this topic, visit https://amiquebec.org/indigenous.

If you need help because you have a loved one living with mental illness, or if you are dealing with mental health challenges yourself, please visit https://amiquebec.org or call 514-486-1448.

AMI-Quebec is a grassroots organization in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, that helps families manage the effects of mental illness through support, education, guidance, and advocacy. Established in 1977, we offer a wide range of services including workshops, support groups, counselling, outreach, resources, and more. All our services are free!

Follow us @AMIQuebec everywhere you use social media.

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