Free Your MindÂ
Mental Health Society
Upcoming Events
Our mission
Wellness begins with awareness. The first step to building mental health is recognizing what mental health entails. Free Your Mind hosts periodic events that allow for professional education concerning psychological wellness.
Our goal is to spread deeper understanding within the Calgary area. We see power in sharing the personal journeys of those around us. We believe that stigma can only be broken when people take the time and listen to what mental health struggles, or emotional wellness, entails.
We want to leave our audience with the lasting benefits of mindfulness. We work to provide the Calgarian public with the strategies and knowledge necessary to care for themselves, support their loved ones, and seek help when they need it.
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Latest Blogs
How Being in the Neurodivergent Community Has Impacted My Mental Health
Being in the neurodiverse community has deeply impacted my life in many ways. Whether social, academic, or emotional, there is always a struggle. One of the ways that being neurodiverse impacts my mental health is because things that seem to be so easy for the people around me, such as socializing, concentrating for long periods […]
Boundaries: Prioritizing Your Well-Being
Hello! I wanted to write about boundaries because I come from a family where boundaries were never clear. This made me insecure about how I should behave or what I should do in different circumstances many times. I’ve been in therapy for some years now, and what I’ve learned about boundaries is that they make […]
Exam and Performance Stress: A Personal Experience
Hello, I hope everyone has been having a good weekend/week. Today, I wanted to write a blog post about exam and performance stress, and some personal tips on coping with these difficulties. I am a person who has often found myself struggling to tolerate stress levels prior to having to engage in performance-related activities, such […]
Land Acknowledgement
In the spirit of reconciliation, we acknowledge that we live, work and play on the traditional territories of the Blackfoot Confederacy (Siksika, Kainai, Piikani), the Tsuut’ina, the Îyâxe Nakoda Nations, the Métis Nation (Region 3), and all people who make their homes in the Treaty 7 region of Southern Alberta.