Whatever you're feeling is perfectly normal.
That said, signs of good mental health include being aware of your abilities, being able to cope with the stresses of daily life, being able to work productively, and being able to participate in your community.
If you feel detached from the people around you, overwhelmed by stress, or too distracted or distraught to be productive, those are all signs that your mental health may be struggling.
If you see the signs, there are resources and support services available to you.
If these are familiar thoughts, you might be struggling.
“I’m lonely but I don’t have the energy to be around people.”
“My chest feels tight and there are so many racing thoughts in my head.”
Feeling low-energy, withdrawn, or alone.
Frequent crying and overwhelming sadness.
Anxiety, nervousness, and racing thoughts.
If you aren’t sure how you’re feeling, this quick quiz can help. You’ll answer some simple questions, learn about your mental well-being, and get suggestions for what to do next.
These are challenging times. If you’re having thoughts of hurting yourself or someone else, call 911 or go to your nearest hospital. Help is available.
24/7 Distress Centre Helpline (403) 266-4357
The Distress Centre also offers Crisis Text Support (403) 266- 4357.
Text support is available 3pm – 6am on weekdays and from noon – 6am on weekends.
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