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This is a heavily interactive web application, and JavaScript is required. Simple HTML interfaces are possible, but that is not what this is. Learn more about Bluesky at bsky.social and atproto.com. alex benzer alexbenzer.com did:plc:gsbue2dtbtqzw5du5btlh7p2 communities are coming to Bluesky this year. today, Bluesky is one big space. communities will be smaller spaces inside that where you can go deeper and hang out with people who care about the same stuff. 2026-06-10T19:31:10.568Z
Protocol: A mixed methods evaluation of an IPS program to increase employment and well-being for people with long-term experience of complex barriers in Vancouver’s downtown and DTES
Loading metrics Open Access Study Protocol Amanda Kwan , Jonny Morris , Skye P. Barbic Amanda Kwan, Jonny Morris, Skye P. Barbic Published: December 16, 2021 https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0261415 Figures Abstract Background Employment improves mental health and well-being by providing financial security, daily structure, a sense of identity and purpose, and social engagement.
Opinion: Standing up for B.C. care providers’ mental health and safety
Care providers who support others through stressful times while they, themselves, are carrying heavy emotional weight are now experiencing fear and intimidation at their worksites Author of the article: Sheila Malcolmson, Saleema Dhalla • Jonny Morris An ambulance passes through a crowd of people protesting COVID-19 vaccine passports and mandatory vaccinations for health-care workers in Vancouver earlier this month.
Opinion: Standing up for B.C. care providers’ mental health and safety Original
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All the trauma is adding up - Writer's Bloc
Photo: Micah McKerlich By Sheila Malcolmson and Jonny Morris If you’re feeling grief, anxiety or stress around disasters and health emergencies, you’re not alone. Wildfires, smoke and extreme weather like heat waves have powerful impacts on our physical health, the environment and our mental health – for those affected today, and those living through these experiences again.
Opinion: B.C. responds to wildfires' impacts on mental health
This summer’s events affect the mental health and well-being of many people throughout the province. There are things we can do to steady ourselves, including asking for help Vancouver Sun 4 minute read 4 hours ago Thick smoke fills the air and nearly blocks out the sun as a property destroyed by the White Rock Lake wildfire is seen in Monte Lake, east of Kamloops.
Sheila Malcolmson and Jonny Morris: Province responds to wildfires' impacts on mental health
Advertisement This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Opinion: This summer’s events affect the mental health and well-being of many people throughout the province. There are things we can do to steady ourselves, including asking for help Author of the article: Sheila Malcolmson and Jonny Morris Thick smoke fills the air and nearly blocks out the sun as a property destroyed by the White Rock Lake wildfire is seen in Monte Lake, east of Kamloops.
Stressed about reopening - Writer's Bloc
By Sheila Malcolmson and Jonny Morris If you’re feeling anxious about B.C. reopening, you’re not alone. We have spent the last 14 months staying apart to help protect our loved ones and communities. During these difficult times, we’ve dealt with the pandemic and the increasingly toxic drug supply. Through these challenges, we’ve felt increased anxiety, stress and depression, and grief and loss. And now, we are taking slow, careful steps to come back together.
Opinion: As pandemic restrictions lift, there's help for mental health
The province and other community partners are increasing options for mental health and addictions supports. This work started before the pandemic and has expanded quickly during the past year. Vancouver Sun 4 minute read 3 hours ago The province and other community partners are increasing options for mental health and addictions supports. This work started before the pandemic and has expanded quickly during the past year.
Comment: Institutionalizing mentally-ill people is a failed idea
A commentary by Jonny Morris, CEO of the Canadian Mental Health Association, B.C. Division, and Maya Russell, director of communications and engagement. Re: “Nanaimo Mayor Leonard Krog: Send mentally ill to institutions in ‘extreme cases,’ ” Dec. 13. A recent call to re-open mental-health institutions is understandable when we see people in crisis and distress on the streets.
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A few years ago I started to write a 'guide to Shakespeare' book. I never finished it; I think I'd probably bitten off more than I could chew. Here's what would've been one of the chapters, kind of topical given the release of the film Anonymous. Did Shakey write Shakey’s plays? Yes of course he bloody did. But some people don’t think Shakey wrote his plays. They’re not convinced he even existed.
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