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Posts Tagged ‘bi-polar’

WORKMAN ARTS SALUTES MENTAL HEALTH WEEK

WORKMAN ARTS SALUTES MENTAL HEALTH WEEK

WORKMAN ARTS SALUTES MENTAL HEALTH WEEK May 5 – May 11 2013 www.workmanarts.com  A proud partner of the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health Workman Arts (WA) celebrates Mental Health Week, May 5 – 11, in producing a variety of events across Toronto to encourage people from all

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TVO and CAMH present Mental Health Matters Week

TVO and CAMH present Mental Health Matters Week

TVO and CAMH present Mental Health Matters Week, an in-depth exploration of the state of mental health in society, May 6-12 For the second year in a row, TVO, in association with the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH), present Mental Health Matters May 6 to 12. TVO will utilize its full

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Touched By Fire Art Show & Sale

Touched By Fire Art Show & Sale

The Touched By Fire show and sale, “the art show you have to be crazy to enter,” is an exhibition showcasing the best works submitted by artists with mood disorders.  The sixth annual event is coming up November 15, 2012 Touched By Fire Art Show and Sale

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RENDEZVOUS WITH MADNESS FILM FESTIVAL NOVEMBER 4 – 12, 2011

MENTAL ILLNESS AND ADDICTION are fundamental parts of our human experience and they have always been difficult to present and discuss in the public arena. Fear and stigma routinely make accurate representations and presentations next to impossible. The vehicle through which mental illness and addiction are most

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Next to Normal in Toronto

Ever since I saw the performance of Next to Normal on the Tony Awards in 2009, I’ve been wanting to see this play and finally it has come to Toronto. Next to Normal (styled as next to normal) is a rock musical with book and lyrics by

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Catherine Zeta-Jones speaks out about bipolar disorder

Catherine Zeta-Jones: ‘There Is No Need to Suffer Silently’ – videos discussing bipolar disorder

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