Announcement of Mental Health Webinar on December 4th


Event Details


To all members of the Japan-Canada Chamber of Commerce

The rainy winter season has arrived. The rain continues,When daylight hours decrease, mental health care becomes necessary.Therefore, our member clinical psychologist,Mental health by Professor Arisa YoshidaThe webinar will be held at the following date and time.If you are interested, please apply using the QR code on the attached poster.Please join us. Participation is free of charge.
Date and time: Monday, December 4th
8-9 p.m. (PST)
To register, please scan the QR code on the attached poster.
"Mental health care to get through the rainy season"
~To maintain healthy relationships with family and loved ones~
Vancouver's rainy season brings continuous rain.It can affect your mental state.Many people probably experience feelings of depression or stress.What are the effects? Interpersonal relationships such as those between spouses and family members.Furthermore, it can have repercussions for children's emotions.
In this webinar, you will learn about the impact of the rainy season on mental health.We will learn how to deal with it, especially with family and partners.We provide information that is helpful for child care.We'll provide tips to help you recognize the signs and provide appropriate support.Masu.
[Contents]
  • The impact of the rainy season on mental health
  • The impact on marital and family relationships and how to deal with it
  • Changes that appear in a child's mind and key points for care
  • Self-care and stress management that are easy to incorporate into daily life
Secretariat

Dear JCCOC Members,
The rainy season has arrived. The days are getting shorter and we tend to feel somewhat depressed. Ms. Arisa Yoshida, a member of JCCOC who is a clinical psychologist will be offering a free mental health webinar on how to cope with it.
  • Date: December 4, Monday
  • Time: 8:00 – 9:00 pm PST
  • Place: Online
The language used will be Japanese.
Please register through the QR Code on the attached poster.
JCCOC Office