CAMH Youth-Vast Dependence Program
The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health’s Youth-VAST Dependence Program provides in-person or virtual care to young people in Ontario β
The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health’s Youth-VAST Dependence Program provides in-person or virtual care to young people in Ontario β
Explore key research on minority stress, resilience, and mental health with this reference list of studies β
Learn how culturally competent support, meaningful allyship, and inclusive policies help reduce minority stress and improve well-being β
Learn how resilience shapes responses to minority stress, the difference between group and individual resources, and key factors that support resilience β
Explore how stigma and discrimination contribute to minority stress, impact mental health in people with disabilities, and lead to self-stigmatization β
Understand historical trauma in Indigenous communities, key policies that caused it, and their lasting effects on mental, physical, and social well-being β
Learn what racial trauma is, how it impacts individuals and communities during emergencies, and how to recognize its common signs β
Learn about the unique challenges sexual and gender minorities face and the barriers they encounter during disasters and emergencies β
Explore intersectionalityβs link to minority stress, health challenges for marginalized groups, and ways to reduce discrimination against them β
Learn how proximal, distal, and epigenetic stressors impact minority stress, its effects on the body, and related health issues in marginalized groups β
Discover the levels of minority stress, how they connect, and the impact of structural stigma in shaping experiences and mental health outcomes β
Discover the levels of minority stress, how they connect, and the impact of structural stigma in shaping experiences and mental health outcomes β
Explore the causes of minority stress, how different types connect, and how to identify its various forms to better support diverse communities β