Tag: mental health


Today Is Mental Health Awareness Day; And So Is Tomorrow; And The Next Day

Posted on February 13th, by Chris Read in THE BLOG. 4 comments

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I decided to take part in Bell Canada’s Let’s Talk day, yesterday. As part of my contribution, I shared something about myself that not very many people know about and had a very hard time hitting the “Publish” button. The …


The Day the Darkness Crept In

Posted on February 11th, by Chris Read in THE BLOG. 31 comments

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Edited May 15th: The Dad blogging community recently learned that one of our compatriots, Marc Block from Divided Dad, had succumbed to depression and taken his own life. Now, a number of Dad bloggers have decided to work together


12,474 Reasons Why This Was A Movember To Remember!

Posted on December 7th, by Chris Read in THE BLOG. 14 comments

Every once in a while, something happens that inspires you and reminds you that there is still a lot of good left in the world. Usually it comes in the form of a random act of kindness or something you …


Movember Update And A Birthday Wish!

Posted on November 14th, by Chris Read in Canadian Spotlight, THE BLOG. 5 comments

I’m struggling with writing today’s post for a number of reasons. First and foremost, I wanted to attempt to accurately capture how proud I am of the Movember team I am Captain of. I’m guessing typed words won’t begin to …


The Mo Slowly Grows; But The Cause Is The Key #Movember

Posted on November 7th, by Chris Read in THE BLOG. 2 comments

With Movember season in full swing, this will be my first weekly update on how the Mo Grows. More importantly, it’s a chance to talk a little more about why I’ve decided to Grow my Mo for this worthy cause …


Canadian Spotlight: Elizabeth Manley

Posted on August 20th, by Chris Read in Canadian Spotlight, THE BLOG. 19 comments

Another week, another new feature on the blog! This one sort of came out of the blue though. If you’ve talked to me since I began blogging, you’ll know that I have a love for Twitter. After all, it was …