Links for Educators

Around the world progress is being made to help enrich our understanding of mental health, mental illness and how our brains function. We wanted to highlight some other places where you might find information that suits your needs.

CAMH (Centre for Mental Health and Addictions) -- this site offers an integrated set of web based resources for teachers, schools and allied partners to utilize in their prevention/health promotion work with youth.
COPMI (Children of Parents with Mental Illnesses) -- this site based in Australia has a wealth of resources for educators and parents.
When Something is Wrong: Strategies for Teachers -- this Canadian guide (available in French or English) helps identify mood, thinking and behaviour disorders in youth.and provides some practical pointers on how to deal with these concerns in the classroom.
High School and Mental Health Curriculum Guide -- this site provides background, teachers training and an overview of the curriculum as well as links for its purchase.

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