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8 Feb

We are honoured to be a partner in @clanmothersca journey.

4 Feb

No young Winnipegger should have to struggle alone. Here are some of the warning signs your teen may be battling with their mental health—and how you can help.

https://theconversation.com/how-parents-can-play-a-key-role-in-the-prevention-and-treatment-of-teen-mental-health-problems-192927

7 Feb

Nous sommes heureux de souligner qu’Andrew Terhoch, praticien en soins spirituels pour St.Amant et Réseau Compassion Network, a été nommé au Conseil national de réconciliation de l’Association canadienne de soins spirituels. https://reseaucompassionnetwork.ca/fr/12497/