

Men’s Sheds: Who Are Your Elders?
Finding our elders can be challenging in a modern industrialized society. But in times of conflict, we search for people who know how to run
Here are some video replays of our Conference Speakers.
Finding our elders can be challenging in a modern industrialized society. But in times of conflict, we search for people who know how to run
Wesley Jones and Salvi Cammarata are suicide prevention advocates, as well as suicide attempt survivors. In this session they will ask each other a few
Dr. John Ogrodniczuk shares some of the resources available for men on HeadsUpGuys.org https://vimeo.com/799721598/257ff9886d
In his talk, David will speak about his 30 years of research and work with dads in all their diversity as well as his 34 years as a dad who continues to be raised by 4 (now adult) daughters. The session will invite participants to better understand how the lessons our children teach us as dads can be good for our mental, emotional, physical and spiritual health.
OSI-CAN is a community-based peer support initiative, first created in January 2016, in Saskatchewan as a partnership between the Canadian Mental Health Association (SK) and The Royal Canadian Legion (Saskatchewan Command). OSI-CAN is designed to assist our military, first responder and public safety personnel through conscious connections and group support in dealing with Operational and Post Traumatic Stress.
In 2019, the program expanded to include Manitoba and the Alberta A.S.K peer support groups, with OSI-CAN now operating more than 20 groups across three provinces. The OSI-CAN Peer Support Initiative offers community-based peer support groups, family support groups, assistance with service dog acquisition and referrals to equine therapy programs.
Music Soothes the Soul We are incredibly grateful to have Jenesia kicking off the 2nd annual Love Letter to Men Summit Between Jenesa’s sultry knockdown
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