Amy Rhanim @CBRC
Amy Rhanim  @CBRC
Uploaded May 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Amy Rhanim, Research Assistant at Qollab, speaks about their work on mental health in this video.

Dans cette vidéo, Amy Rhanim, auxiliaire de recherche au sein du programme Qollab, nous parle de son travail en santé mentale.

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What makes 2S/LGBTQ+ experiences of mental health unique? In this video series, we talk to community leaders and mental health experts about factors that influence 2S/LGBTQ+ mental health, implications for service delivery, and how community members can make a difference. This project is funded by the Public Health Agency of Canada as part of the Supporting the Mental Health of Those Most Affected by COVID-19 (MH COVID) initiative. Learn more at cbrc.net/mentalhealth

Qu’est-ce qui rend les expériences de santé mentale si uniques chez les personnes 2S/LGBTQ+? Dans cette série vidéo, nous posons des questions à des leaders communautaires et des experts en santé mentale pour aborder les enjeux qui affectent la santé mentale des personnes 2S/LGBTQ+. Dans la série, on parle de prestation de services et comment les membres de la communauté peuvent contribuer à son amélioration. Cette ressource a été financée par l’Agence de la santé publique du Canada par le biais de l’initiative Soutenir la santé mentale des personnes les plus touchées par la COVID-19 (SM COVID). Pour en savoir plus : fr.cbrc.net/santementale
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