Turning Pages Program

Turning Pages was founded in memory of Cathy Curtis and yesterday marked 4 years since losing Cathy to her mental illness. This picture exemplifies her day to day life for many years, always alongside her three children. We miss Cathy every day and are inspired by her giving, kind and caring nature. In Cathy’s memory, will continue to help and bring awareness to the importance of mental health for individuals 50 +

Today we presented to the University of Manitoba’s Department of Clinical Health Psychology Grand Rounds. An amazing opportunity to learn, share our findings and network! Pictured (left to right): Dr. Kristin Reynolds, Dr. Natalie Mota, Dr. Tanya Sala, Janelle DePeazer and Dr. Jitender Sareen
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Psychology Grand Rounds is a learning series for psychologists, physicians, other health professionals, residents, and medical students.
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Thank you for having us!

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The next 6-week Turning Pages session begins February 4, 2020, from 1:30-3:30pm at 4 Fort St.
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Turning Pages is a community-based mental health program offered in partnership with the University of Manitoba for adults 50 – 70 years. Turning pages is rooted in evidence and best practice to help support and improve the mental health symptoms of older adults.
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Core components of the Turning Pages program include providing education, opportunities for skill-building (cognitive behavioural therapy with mindfulness), peer support, and meaningful connections to community resources.
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For more information visit http://www.mooddisordersmanitoba.ca/services/turning-pages/