mental health News Archive
Faculty of Law
Law Students Looking Out for Mental Health on Bell Let’s Talk Day
January 25, 2019 —
As part of the 2019 Bell Let’s Talk campaign, Robson Hall’s Mental Health Group is taking action to make sure the University of Manitoba’s Law student body stays healthy
Bisons support Bell Let’s Talk campaign
January 22, 2019 —
Cheer on the Bison men’s hockey and men's volleyball teams as they host a Mental Health Awareness & Suicide Prevention evening in support of Bell Let’s Talk on Friday, Jan. 25
The Conversation: The surprising secret to successful psychotherapy
October 19, 2018 —
'Understanding how clients make therapy work requires a drastic overhaul of the assumption that they passively respond to the ministrations of guru-like therapists'
Why parents should never spank children
October 30, 2017 —
The research clearly shows that spanking is related to an increased likelihood of many poor health, social and developmental outcomes
Faculty of Kinesiology and Recreation Management
Bisons team up with Bell Let’s Talk
January 16, 2017 —
Student-athletes help lead the campus conversation on mental health
Mental health first aid training sessions set for December
November 21, 2016 —
The Student Counselling Centre is inviting interested University of Manitoba staff to register and participate in the next Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) training sessions
Spotlighting mental health
September 29, 2016 —
On Oct. 3-7, the University of Manitoba is highlighting on-campus support networks for students for Mental Health Awareness Week
Mental health support on campus to be bolstered by innovative program
May 3, 2016 —
A review found more students are starting to come forward to seek mental health help
A balanced approach to good health
January 6, 2016 —
Bridging the interconnected themes of active living, mental wellness, and environmental responsibility, the University of Manitoba has created a new online tool for healthy living
Workout for the brain, not the brawn
June 22, 2015 —
If you're working out to lose weight, Jonathan McGavock would say you’re focusing on the wrong goal