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RESOURCES FOR PARENTS:
MENTAL HEALTH: RESILIENCY
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Resiliency Canada |
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| Resiliency Canada
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Resiliency Canada strives to advance the well-being of children,
youth and their families by generating knowledge about and
the ability to assess the resiliency factors and developmental
strengths that are essential to the well-being of individuals
and the communities they live in. |
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How to Assert Yourself |
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| Mind (National
Association of Mental Health) |
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Information about how to assert yourself. |
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Boundaries, Precious Boundaries |
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Available at:
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William Potoroka Memorial Library (VTR/HN 132/.B6/199?)
(borrow) (Toll-free: 1-866-805-8885) |
One of the most difficult topics made easy. You’ll learn
what boundaries are, how we make them, why they become problems,
how to identify yours, and what to do to change them. |
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Self-Care |
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Available at:
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William Potoroka Memorial Library (VTR/BF 698.35/.I55/H43/199-/v.5)
(borrow) (Toll-free: 1-866-805-8885) |
From Series: Healing families - Self-care techniques are outlined
in informative and easy to follow steps. Tools such as affirmation,
reading, keeping a journal, setting boundaries, support groups,
therapy, and finding a balance are presented. A cultural anthropologist,
family therapist and people who have made the journey share
the insights and personal experiences, as well as stressing
the importance of balance and safety in the healing journey. |
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Taking Charge of Change |
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Available at:
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William Potoroka Memorial Library (VTR/BF 637/.B4/T3/200?)
(borrow) (Toll-free: 1-866-805-8885) |
This video gives clear, concise information about making and
managing change, whether business or personal. Viewers are
exposed to models that help them as individuals. |
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Walk the Walk: The Art of Building
Resilience in Youth |
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Available at:
AFM
William Potoroka Memorial Library ( VTR BF 637/.S4/W3/1990)
(borrow) (Toll-free: 1-866-805-8885) |
In this video, meet three people who were “at risk”
kids (experiencing difficult childhoods), and the special
adults that made a difference in their lives. Their stories
illustrate the power of caring and supportive relationships. |
For more information
about
Healthy Schools, please contact:
Healthy Schools
Phone: (204) 788-6679
Email: healthyschools@gov.mb.ca |
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