CMHA
Mental Health Week
May 2-8, 2022
In 2021, Mental Health Week was all about understanding our emotions. So, for seven days in May, we named, expressed and dealt with our emotions—even the uncomfortable ones, like fear and sadness. Because, 14 months into the pandemic, we were feeling some heavy feelings. And because heavy feelings lighten when you put them into words.
Stay tuned for the next edition of CMHA Mental Health Week, May 2-8, 2022. And in the meantime: Name it, don’t numb it.
Highlights:
The Prime Minister, the Chief Public Health Officer and countless civic leaders, teachers and influencers across Canada made videos and championed CMHA’s message.
The campaign skyrocketed, and we mean that literally. Not only did we reach 256 million people on social media, but we got Mental Health Week greetings from space!
Twitter got on board and attached a global custom emoji to our campaign hashtags, #GetReal 
and #ParlerPourVrai
Stay tuned for the next edition of CMHA Mental Health Week. And in the meantime: Name it, don’t numb it.
