Every Mind Matters Newsletter

July 2024

Celebrate with us as we mark 50 years of enhancing the mental well-being of children and youth in Canada through psychological science.

Millions of children have benefitted from our resilience-building programs, and we’re looking forward to the next 50 years of impact.

Join us on Thursday, November 14th at the Marriott CF Toronto Eaton Centre for an unforgettable evening honoring our past and embracing our future. Enjoy a cocktail reception, live entertainment, savory canapés, a three-course dinner, and more.

Your attendance will help us reach our goal of impacting 500,000 youth with our resilience building programs. Be a part of this milestone event and make a difference!

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Canada is amid a mental health crisis with efforts focused on fixing, not preventing the problem. Promotion and prevention efforts have been found to reduce mental health and social services over an individual’s lifetime, and we know that building coping skills early on is key to these efforts.

Join us at our Growing Strong Minds conference on Thursday, November 14th for a full day of inspiration and learn more about how you can help the children and youth in your life to build strong foundations of mental health.

Speaker Highlights

Cultural Humility: Cultivating Practices that Foster Safe and Supportive Spaces for Black and Racialized Youth

Dr. Chantal Regis is a Registered Psychologist with a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from the University of Guelph. Her areas of practice include children and adolescents and she provides therapeutic and assessment services at the Durham District School Board, and in private practice in the Greater Toronto Area.

Dr. Sandra Newton is a Clinical and School Psychologist and University of Toronto graduate. She has worked in a variety of educational, clinical, and private settings and currently provides assessment, consultation, and intervention services to students of the Durham District School Board (DDSB).

Promoting mental health outcomes in early childhood with positive parenting practices: I-InTERACT-North

Dr. Tricia Williams is a Clinical Neuropsychologist and Associate Scientist at the Hospital for Sick Children. Williams’ research focuses on neuropsychological outcomes following early brain injury and the importance of supporting the family in optimizing resilience.

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