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GENERAL MENTAL HEALTH

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About 1 in 4 adults in the U.S. and Canada has symptoms of a mental health disorder, a substance-abuse disorder, or both.

Knowing how to have delicate conversations around mental health is a learned skill. We have directed you to some general mental health resources below in order to obtain a better understanding of mental health and the resources available to you and your peers:

Resources

Last Updated: February 6, 2026

Anger Management Test (Assessment)

A brief assessment and personalized interpretation on your anger score.

Mental Health Meter

Test your Mental Health by taking this short and fun assessment brought to you by Canadian Mental Health Association.

Opening Minds

World-class mental health training and resources for effective overall wellness for all.

Self Care Worksheets

How to Practice Self-Care: 10+ Worksheets and 12 Ideas.

How We Feel App (free)

How We Feel is an engaging, visual, user friendly journal app for your well-being. Learn precise words to describe how you feel, spot trends and patterns, and practice simple strategies to regulate your emotions in healthy ways.

Feeling Angry?

Strategies and solutions to help you cope with anger from the Canadian Mental Heath Association.

Work-Life Balance Quiz

Yes, achieving a work life balance can be challenging, but can you tell when you’re a bit off-kilter? Take the quiz and find out about your own personal balance.

BC Association of Clinical Counsellors

The BC Association of Clinical Counsellors (BCACC) is the largest association of clinical counsellors and psychotherapists in BC with over 9,500 Registered Clinical Counsellors (RCCs).

Programs for Wellness & Resiliency

Resources to learn more about mindfulness, how it might help, and to try out simple practices.

Managing Holiday Stress

In this online guide (and downloadable PDF) we explore the reasons why this season can feel so stressful, and why some people get the ‘winter blues’. You’ll find tips and advice for developing plans and creating healthy habits so that you can feel calm and relaxed during the holiday season.

Mental Health Assessment

Is it time to see a therapist? A brief questionnaire to help you determine your overall mental health and break the unhealthy cognitive, emotional and behavioural patterns.

Headspace App (ioS & Android)

A few minutes can change your day. A guided medication and mindfulness app.

Bounce Back

A free skill-building program designed to help adults and youth 15+ manage low mood, mild to moderate depression, anxiety, stress or worry

Mental Health Resources

Links and Resources offered by the Canadian Mental Health Association.

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