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This Monday marks the beginning of the Canadian Mental Health Association’s Mental Health Week.<\/a><\/p>\n In practice since 1951, the CAMH’s Mental Health Week is an initiative that’s designed to promote the importance of mental health, and to help us focus on connecting with others and sincerely express how we’re feeling.<\/p>\n It goes without saying that we’ve all been particularly on edge over these past few months, as the new reality of COVID-19 has forced us to change our daily lifestyles and habits while keeping ourselves as isolated as possible and at a distance from others when we do see them.<\/p>\n These events have no doubt taken a hefty toll on Canadians across the country, as we struggle to adapt to these new measures and cope with missing those closest to us in the throes of social distancing.<\/p>\n That’s why it’s important, now more than ever, for all of us to feel safe and comfortable expressing our feelings, fears, doubts and struggles in these trying times.<\/p>\nCMHA Mental Health Week Toolkit<\/strong><\/h2>\n