Bell Let’s Talk Day: Join the Conversation on Mental Health
Today, Canadians from coast to coast pause to observe Bell Let’s Talk Day, a national initiative dedicated to breaking down stigma, raising awareness, and encouraging compassionate conversations about mental health. Every message, conversation, and action shared today contributes to a broader community commitment to support well-being across the country.
Why This Day Matters
Mental health is an essential part of our overall well-being. Taking time to check in with ourselves and others fosters connection, reduces isolation, and helps build supportive environments in schools, workplaces, and communities. Bell Let’s Talk Day invites all of us to talk openly, listen deeply, and take action – recognizing that mental health matters not just today, but every day.
While individual acts of care are powerful, they do not replace professional support. If you or someone you know needs help, there are local services available here in Brooks.
Local Mental Health Supports in Brooks, Alberta:
Whether you’re seeking counselling, crisis support, or community resources, the following services are available to individuals and families:
Professional Services & Counselling
Alberta Health Services - Brooks – Community mental health services including outpatient counselling, assessment, and support for addiction and mental health concerns.
Brooks Health Centre – Hospital facility offering mental health outreach and support programs.
River’s Way Counselling – Psychological counselling services available in Brooks.
Lifetalk Counselling Services – Local counsellor providing therapeutic support for emotional and relational concerns.
KW Collaborative Counselling – Counselling support focusing on anxiety, depression, life stressors, and more.
Community & Social Support
Brooks - Alberta Supports Centre – Connects residents with social services and community resources to support well-being and family stability.
200, 600 Cassils Road East
Brooks, Alberta
Additional Help:
Kids Help Phone – A national, confidential support service for youth and teens, available online or by phone.
211 Alberta – A free, confidential helpline that can connect you to mental health supports and community services across Alberta.
In urgent situations, please contact local emergency services or go to your nearest hospital emergency department.
Together, we can build a more supportive, understanding, and resilient community.