This book chapter gives a historical account of the development of Healthy Minds | Healthy Campuses as a collaborative learning community. Since 2004, HM|HC has sought to enable its campuses to enhance their respective environments and cultures. This has involved a growing understanding...
This paper provides an overview of disability and addiction and a detailed analysis of their discourses, including those informed by social justice and harm reduction perspectives. It suggests a phenomenological critique of these literatures and then offers some thoughts on how a...
This report outlines the need to create and expand mental health care policies, resources, and supports for youth who are transitioning out of care.
This resource places harm reduction within a health promotion approach as a fitting application of its values and implications. Harm reduction is thus understood to be part of broad endeavors to advance well-being at a campus community level. It also includes strategies explicitly relating...
This plan was developed by HM|HC’s Support Team and Planning Group (now Leadership Committee) as a tool to identify major goals and priority process objectives within them for HM|HC to pursue in its ongoing efforts to promote mental well-being and healthier...
This report provides an overview of a 2018-2019 endeavor in which 5 BC campuses participated, seeking to explore, understand and relate appropriately to the social practices and meaning of smoking among their members. The report summarizes the backdrop and dialogic approach...
This resource is meant to help campuses pursue and implement a health promotion approach to cannabis. Besides respect for new laws, this guide encourages efforts...
Thank you for joining us on May 5, 2020 for a cross-country collaborative Talk on the Canadian Campus Wellbeing Survey. We were joined by Guy Faulkner and Tim Dyck who provided an overview and commentary on the new survey as well answered questions by audience members on...
This resource was done up as a short commentary with questions to help BC campuses reflect on usefulness of the Canadian Campus Wellbeing Survey from a health promotion perspective.
This is the fourth in a series of discussion papers reflecting on a health promotion framework for policy initiatives that bear on substance use. This paper takes up how measures in the campus context to carefully limit situations of use and restrict promotional inducements can serve shared...
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Healthy Minds | Healthy Campuses is managed and coordinated on behalf of the BC Partners for Mental Health and Addictions Information by CMHA BC
Core funding for the initiative is provided by BC Mental Health and Substance
Use Services with additional support from the BC Ministry of Health
