CMHA Mental Health Symposium

Join us for Breaking Barriers, an inspiring and thought-provoking symposium dedicated to mental health awareness and the accessibility of mental health resources in our university community.

Whether you're passionate about mental health advocacy or simply curious to learn more, this event is for you! Let’s break barriers together and build a campus where mental well-being is a priority for all.

1st Session (2PM - 5PM)

• A powerful keynote speaker sharing their lived experience with mental health
• Booths from CMHA and mental health-focused clubs at the University of Alberta
• Networking opportunities with the speaker, and like-minded attendees
• A complimentary food box to enjoy while engaging in meaningful conversations
  

2nd Session (5PM - 8PM)

• A dynamic panel discussion featuring mental health professionals tackling barriers to accessing mental health resources
• "Pie-a-Prof" fundraiser—because what’s better than supporting CMHA Edmonton while having some fun?
• Networking opportunities with the panellists, and like-minded attendees
• A complimentary food box to enjoy while engaging in meaningful conversations

Event Disclaimer

This Mental Health Symposium will include discussions and personal stories related to mental health. Some content may be emotionally challenging or potentially distressing. Topics may include, but are not limited to:

• Depression and anxiety
• Trauma and PTSD
• Substance abuse
• Self-harm and suicide
• Eating disorders
• Stigma and discrimination
• Family and relationship issues

We strive to create a supportive environment, but please be aware that some material may be sensitive for certain individuals. Mental health support resources will be available on-site. We encourage attendees to prioritize their well-being and step out if needed during sensitive discussions.

Photography & Media Disclaimer

By attending this event, you acknowledge that photos and videos may be taken and used for promotional and marketing purposes, including but not limited to social media, websites, and other publications.

Ticket holder voluntarily assumes all risks and dangers incidental to any games or events for which this ticket is issued and waives all claims against the Canadian Mental Health Association Student Group (CMHA), and the Governors of the University of Alberta whether or not such claims arise from the negligence of any of the said parties.

Admission is subject to compliance with all laws and facility rules. Failure to comply with laws or facility rules may result in refusal of admission or expulsion. Ticket holder consents to reasonable examinations and searches to ensure compliance with laws and facility rules, and acknowledges illegal substances are not permitted on premises.

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