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Greetings Readers,
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Stay Safe and Think of B. Brown When You’re Feeling Down.
In the comprehensive plan for mental health and substance use care, the government is introducing various evidence-based treatment options, and among them, 12 step therapy stands out as a valuable approach to support people living in B.C.’s mental health and well-being from youth to adulthood.
It also identifies priority actions the government will be taking over the next three years to help people experiencing mental health or substance use challenges right now. This roadmap of both short and long-term changes to B.C.’s mental healthcare system is based on four pillars:
Wellness promotion and prevention
Seamless and integrated care
Equitable access to culturally safe and effective care
Indigenous health and wellness
A Pathway to Hope is a plan to begin transforming B.C.’s mental health and substance use service system from its current crisis-response approach to a system based on wellness promotion, prevention and early intervention where people are connected to culturally safe and effective care when they need it. At its heart, it represents a new way forward for B.C. built on compassion, care and the perspectives of people with lived experience of mental health and substance use challenges, that breaks down barriers and meets people where they’re at. Additionally, the initiative aims to prioritize mental health by breaking down barriers and meeting people where they’re at.
