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From Elaine's Brain

Clear Mental Health's Blog

I have learned many interesting truths and realities in my career.  Supporting people with disabilities requires smarts and soul.  There is no point in me having all of this knowledge in my head: I share it and I hope it gives you something to ponder in your own life.  Let me know what you think!

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Brave?? Moi?: my honesty inspired  some people so I am courageous!

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Breathe Deep: 3 Essential Self Care Tips: easy ways to use breath and smell!

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I Disturb the Poop: the little-known ADD & ADHD superpowers!

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MHFA & Supports: Burn-out & Safety Solutions: learn the signs in the workplace!

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The Big Lie About Self Care and Burn-out: how people mix and mix up the two.

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I am not a licensed therapist or counsellor. I do not provide medical or clinical advice.  If you have questions about your health, kindly consult your physician or mental health professional.  If you need to speak with a nurse, call 811.  If you need crisis support, call the Distress Centre at 403-266-4357.  If it is an emergency,  call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.

I am grateful to honour the Indigenous Peoples in Treaty 7 territory: the Blackfoot confederacy: (Siksika, Kainai, Piikani); the Îyâxe Nakoda (Bearspaw, Chiniki, and Wesley) and Tsuut’ina nations; as well as the Métis Nation of Alberta, Region 3 within the historical Northwest Métis homeland.  Their stewardship kept this land pristine for countless generations.  We are all treaty people.  Reconciliation is an ongoing process of healing and honouring those who came before us and what they endured.  Learn about my own reconciliation projects here.

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