Social wellness resources for you

Your anxious adolescent

Adolescence is a challenging and perplexing time, as well as a period of creativity, heightened learning abilities and social exploration.
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What can I do about my loved one’s addiction?

It's difficult to know how to respond when living with a loved one who is dealing with addiction.
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Teaching apologies

For many of us, our first experience with apologies is hearing an adult say, "Tell so-and-so you're sorry."
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Tasks for divorced parents

How you and your former partner decide to handle yourselves will set the stage for the wellbeing of you and your children in the time ahead.
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Talking to teens

Ever wish you had a user manual for your adolescent? Don't worry - you aren't alone.
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Sandwich generation

At some time in our lives, many of us will provide care to a loved one.
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Sex addiction

When does normal sexual behaviour become an addiction?
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Social media and our kids

The advent of social media and its presence in the lives of kids and teens has come at an interesting time.
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Returning to the nest: Boomerang kids

More adult children than ever before are returning home to live with their parents again.
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Preparing family for baby

Giving thought to the impact on family dynamics and household responsibilities can go a long way towards preventing hurt feelings and conflict.
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Parenting in the divorce zone

Some common sense ways that parenting in the divorce zone can ensure continued positive growth of their children.
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Meaningful apologies

Meaningful apologies are healing acts towards restoring and strengthening relationships.
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Moving beyond job loss

If you are experiencing job loss, you may already know the psychological impacts of this experience.
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Love is in the little things

Couple relationships are complex and unique to the individuals who co-create them.
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Have you “baby-proofed” your relationship?

Ease into parenthood by strengthening the couple bond and planning before the baby arrives.
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Living with someone with mental health challenges

Get strategies to support you while supporting your loved one who may be struggling.
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Is it addiction?

Addiction is any repeated behaviour, substance-related or not, in which a person feels compelled to persist, regardless of its negative impact.
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Family stress

Family stress can mean troublesome relationships or crises that create distress.
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Emotional affairs: Is a “harmless crush” really harmless?

These days, the opportunities to stray outside of your relationship are abundant.
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Coping with a loved one’s addiction: Am I normal for feeling this way?

No one wants to acknowledge that their loved one could be living with an addiction.
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Connecting with your partner

Healthy couple fact: happy couples are couples who regularly make time to connect.
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Caring for the caregiver

More than 25% of Canadians 30 years-old and up are currently caring for a parent or in-law, many while raising their own children at the same time.
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Leading a path forward - an interview with Bravestone Centre

Bravestone Centre has been a lifeline for woman impacted by domestic violence by providing support services for over 35 years.

Dating in a digital world

Navigating the ever-evolving world of digital dating culture requires awareness and adaptability. 

Caring for yourself when caring for others

Maintaining your own health, physically and mentally, is vital to being a resilient and effective caregiver.

Supporting the mental health of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community

How can we support our 2SLGBTQIA+ loved ones – not just during Pride month, but all year long?

Scoring big — the power of social connection in sports

Incorporate sports into your social calendar – the benefits are worth it!

Supporting the needs of newcomers

Get to know the recipient of $25,000 in Manitoba Blue Cross's Colour of Caring Healthy CommUnity Challenge

Travel without the crowds

We’ve picked out some Canadian locales that are a bit less popular than the big tourist spots, but are just as worthy.

The summer of play

As the summer approaches, it's the perfect opportunity for students to let go and make time for play.

Three reasons to take a break this summer

Check out these three reasons to take a break this summer.

The value of volunteering

Volunteering not only helps those in need – it can also change your life for the better.

The return to travel: How to stay safe

COVID has added another layer to travel planning. Travel safe with these recommendations and resources.

Indigenous Youth Storytelling at Assiniboine Park

Every summer, Indigenous youth gather for the Indigenous Youth Storytelling Program.

Partners in care: Inside our Caregiver Support Program

Caregivers can experience their own mental health challenges and burnout.

Not-so-happy holidays

Get some tips to cope with any sadness or difficult feelings that you may have during the holiday season.

My child is bullying — now what?

Bullies can hurt, scare and intimidate. But inside that bully is still a child who is also hurting or struggling - just in a different way.

How to help your child — and yourself — cope with back to school

Start preparing now to make the stress of back to school easier for you and your child.

Developing a healthy couple relationship

Our online program can help you learn about what makes couple relationships healthy.

Beyond the binary – gender identity in youth

Many parents still have questions around gender identity in youth.

Networking to benefit your well-being

Networking isn’t just about climbing the corporate ladder – it’s a vital part of maintaining our well-being. Discover how to make purposeful connections.

Volunteering to help yourself and others

Volunteering is a great way to give back to the local community.

Learning to be more open-minded

Cultivating open-mindedness helps us become better communicators, forge relationships with a variety of people and improve our ability to learn.

Building your support network

Humans are social creatures, so relationships are essential for everyone. Create a support network to enrich your life with meaningful connections.

Having healthy conflict

You can't always avoid conflicts in life, as having disagreements is normal. Focusing on healthier conflict can prevent damage to your relationships.

Staying safe and healthy while travelling

Travelling can be an enjoyable departure from everyday life. Learn how you can stay safe and healthy while you’re on vacation.

Helping children deal with bullying

Bullying can have detrimental effects on a child's mental health. Help protect and build them up with positive self-statements.

Care Possible

Find and connect with qualified care providers in Manitoba, including those who offer trusted in-home care and respite services for individuals and elderly loved ones.

Love with purpose

Get expert advice on healthy couple relationships and how to strengthen yours with this self-paced online program. Suitable for couples and singles.

Relationship counselling

Create healthy, connected and fulfilling relationships. Our services offer support for various couple and family relationship concerns.

Torchlight

Access real-time support and expert advice for parents, guardians and caregivers – helping you overcome everyday and out-of-the-ordinary challenges.

Togetherall

Get additional support for your mental health in a safe, online community while connecting with others experiencing similar situations.

Releasing the fear

Relax and enjoy the moment by being emotionally present while mindfully releasing fear. Inspire a feeling of safety and security within you.

Releasing the fear

Relax and enjoy the moment by being emotionally present while mindfully releasing fear. Inspire a feeling of safety and security within you.

Relaxing the mind, body and soul

Take the time to relax by bringing stillness to the body with gentle movements and creating connections to quiet moments.

Relaxing the mind, body and soul

Take the time to relax by bringing stillness to the body with gentle movements and creating connections to quiet moments.

Honouring grief

Create space and compassion while nurturing a dedicated time to grieve. Show up as you are and pause to recognize that your grief is valid.

Holding the hand of trauma

Explore your inner experiences and reconnect the body, mind and soul. Focus on bringing awareness and relaxation to your day.

Grounding through uncertainty

Build resilience that fosters the strength to adapt and go with the flow. Through difficult situations, strengthen the body, mind and soul.

Empowerment to resilience

Build resilience that fosters the strength to adapt and go with the flow. Through difficult situations, strengthen the body, mind and soul.

Grounding through uncertainty

Build resilience that fosters the strength to adapt and go with the flow. Through difficult situations, strengthen the body, mind and soul.

Empowerment to resilience

Build resilience that fosters the strength to adapt and go with the flow. Through difficult situations, strengthen the body, mind and soul.

Adapting to transformation

Turn inward and foster a deep connection with a grounded place, allowing the opportunity to support growth and to release what no longer serves you.‍

Cultivating compassion

Allow the opportunity for compassion to begin within you. Soften your inner expectations and cultivate kindness from the inside out.