Basically what the article speaks to is that children don't confide in their parents when they are experiencing issues around their own problems. The poll also reflected that more than 50% of parents don't approach their children to talk to them about mental health. After reading this article I sat and pondered for a while and thought to myself there was definitely something missing, both by RBC and by the author. There is a much larger landscape here, and it is my opinion, that we can't see the forest for the proverbial trees. Let's step back and take a look at what I'm speaking to.
1 in 5 Canadians are impacted by mental health issues. We at the Family Association for Mental Health Everywhere asks the question, who supports the other 4 people in that equation? FAME provides families and caregivers a facilitation of hope, recovery and education. We teach and support families to embrace self-care and individual responsibility.
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
RBC releases it's national survey on Mental Health
Yesterday morning I was reading the Toronto Star and found an article authored by Barbara Turnbull titled "Kids, Parents are not discussing mental health concerns RBC poll finds".
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