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A New Standard is Coming

in 2020

Supporting

Mental Health for Post-Secondary

Students

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With

2 million students

in post-secondary institutions in Canada,

mental health is a growing and pressing societal problem.

The Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC) wants to help post-secondary institutions

support and promote mental health and wellbeing for students.

The Mental Health Commission of Canada, in collaboration with CSA Group (standards organization), is leading the

development of a Standard on Psychological Health and Safety

for Post-Secondary Students.

75

%

of mental health illnesses are first diagnosed between

age 16 and 25

46

%

of students told the 2016 National College

Health Assessment (Canadian Reference Group)

they were so depressed in the previous year it was

difficult to function

65

%

reported feeling overwhelming anxiety

(3)

What is this

STANDARD?

It’s a set of voluntary, flexible guidelines to help Canada’s academic institutions promote and support the psychological health, safety and success of their students.

The PRINCIPLES GUIDING

this Standard

• Student-centred

• Equity and inclusion

• Knowledge-informed

• Health promotion and reducing harm

• Thriving community and culture of wellbeing

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We asked for

INPUT

After taking time to understand the problem through research and development in 2018, the MHCC and partners engaged individuals from coast to coast to coast, to inform the Standard.

Our INITIATIVES

Created an online survey with

2,400+

responses

Led

interactive discussions

at local, regional and national conferences Hosted

dialogue events

Partnered with over

60 organizations

dedicated

to engaging their communities Created a

Dialogue in a Box toolkit

to help

individuals host their own dialogues.

It was downloaded 700 times and we received 70+ submissions.

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Our QUESTIONS

• What works well to promote student mental health?

• Which promising or best practices are you aware of that are helping to promote and support student mental health?

• What barriers do students face in seeking to attain optimum mental health?

• What would you like post-secondary institutions to address to better support students and their mental health needs?

We heard from

THOUSANDS OF INDIVIDUALS

from coast to coast to coast

• Students

• Post-secondary institutions

• On and off campus service providers

• Staff, faculty and administration at post-secondary institutions

• People who have experienced mental health challenges

• Community groups

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Learn more about the Standard:

Visit: https://mentalhealthcommission.ca/

English/studentstandard

Visit our website for

THE LAUNCH

of the Standard on Psychological Health and Safety for Post-Secondary Students coming in 2020

Funded by: Key partners:

https://mentalhealthcommission.ca

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