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Online Youth Mental Health Program

6 weeks for Parents & Professionals

Online via Zoom

Service Description

Therapy Alberta is teaming up with Recovery Alberta to offer a Free 6-Week Online Youth Mental Health Program tailored for both parents and professionals. Our live Wednesday evening sessions will walk you through the most pressing concerns facing young people today. You’ll walk away with practical tools, evidence-based resources, and the confidence to have meaningful conversations with the children and youth in your life. What You’ll Learn (February 5 – March 12, 2025, 6:30–8:00 PM) February 5 – Substance Use & Youth Recognize early signs of substance use and learn how to have open, supportive conversations. February 12 – Vaping & Youth Understand the health risks of vaping, explore common devices, and gain conversation strategies. February 19 – Videogaming & Youth Identify healthy vs. problematic gaming habits and discover ways to foster a balanced lifestyle. February 26 – Anxiety and Youth Learn how to spot anxiety symptoms, support resilience, and provide tools for stress management. March 5 – D-Stress Develop a personal stress reduction action plan and understand the physical/mental effects of stress. March 12 – Mental Health Literacy Boost your knowledge of mental health essentials to better support youth at home and in your community. See you there!


Upcoming Sessions


Contact Details

4037130163

admin@therapyalberta.com


Areas Served

Therapy Alberta

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Calgary

Edmonton

Red Deer

Lethbridge

St. Albert

Medicine Hat

Airdrie

Leduc

Rural Alberta

and more!

Alberta Therapy

11500 29 St SE Unit 105, Calgary, AB T2Z 3W9

(403) 713-0163

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Therapy Alberta is an independent, profit for good, non-government therapy group practice serving Calgary & Alberta

Therapy Alberta respectfully acknowledges we are supported by the land of Turtle Island, now called Canada. Turtle Island is the home of the many First Nations, Métis and Inuit who have travelled, gathered, lived on and cared for these lands for centuries. Calling Canada our home is a privilege and responsibility. Declarations of land are only one component of our commitment to Truth and Reconciliation.


We are committed to new communities of decolonization. We strive to create safe, affirming, anti-racist and anti-oppressive spaces to welcome and provide free mental health care for people from Indigenous, Black, Color and LGBTQ+ communities and those impacted by trauma. Support our mission today.

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