Bell Let's Talk Toolkit

Talking about mental health is the first step in making a difference in the lives of all Canadians. Let Bell help you get the conversation started with our Let's Talk Toolkit. Full of telling facts, compelling information and simple tools that will help you show your support for mental health issues and spread the word about Bell Let's Talk Day 2013.

You can download individual parts of the 2013 toolkit below, or download it all by clicking here. You can also make a request to have a printed toolkit sent to you by filling out the form at the bottom of the page.

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Simple ways to support Let's Talk Day.

Why Bell believes every Canadian should be talking about mental health.

Kid's Help Phone knows the importance of a good talk.

Developed by Kid's Help Phone, Canada's leading phone and on-line counseling service for youth, the following tip sheets provide information and strategies to help educate youth, parents and educators on issues facing young people today.

Ten ways to create a mentally healthy workplace.

Knowing the facts is your first step to a healthy talk about mental illness.

CMHA fact sheets:

Mood Disorders Society of Canada

What is mental health first aid?

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For more information about Bell's Mental Health initiative, please email mentalhealth@bell.ca

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Disclaimer: The Bell Let's Talk initiative is focused on raising awareness and encouraging dialogue about mental health. Diagnosis of specific mental health issues should be determined by healthcare professionals. If you feel that you or someone you know is struggling with a mental illness please consult a doctor or healthcare professional in your community.