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Getting help: when and how

"Most of us go through life solving our day-to-day problems without needing help to cope with our feelings. But sometimes, things get out of hand. A severe illness, an accident, or an emotional crisis can overwhelm us, at least temporarily, and suddenly we need help."

To learn more about finding help and resources, read the rest of the Canadian Mental Health Association fact sheet: Getting Help: When and How.



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