When you picture the far-reaching effects of the global mental health crisis, it’s no longer confined to hospital waiting rooms or private therapy sessions. According to a joint study by
Picture this: a quiet café, the hum of a coffee machine, the scent of lavender tea, and the calm presence of someone who truly listens. Now imagine this haven is
Explore the evolution of crisis response in Canada, highlighting community-based models that prioritize empathy, cultural understanding, and effective care. Discover how initiatives like the Thompson Crisis Centre are leading the way.
Help Bring Joy This Christmas: Donate Toys to Thompson Crisis Centre The holiday season is a time of warmth, giving, and creating cherished memories. At Thompson Crisis Centre, we aim
At the Thompson Crisis Centre (TCC), we are excited to launch The Power of PJs campaign for the first time as part of Domestic Violence Awareness Month and the 16
Thompson, Manitoba—a place where the northern lights dance across the sky, where boreal forests stretch as far as the eye can see, and where the spirit of community runs deep.
In recent years, Canada has witnessed a significant shift in mental health awareness, with more individuals seeking support during challenging times. Crisis centers have emerged as vital lifelines, offering immediate
I usually focus on informative content here, but today, I wanted to share something more personal. This isn’t your typical blog post—it’s more of a candid opinion piece. I believe
In the quiet corners of our bustling cities and the unseen spaces of our digital world, a crisis is unfolding—one that whispers rather than shouts, yet its impact echoes loudly
According to Statistics Canada, there was a notable increase in police-reported domestic violence incidents during the pandemic. Factors such as isolation, financial stress, and heightened anxiety created a perfect storm for abusive situations