"I believe that when recovering from major financial loss (as many people are attempting to during the pandemic), mental health is really a deciding factor. But under the microscope of a more traditionalist, capitalistic viewpoint, we’re expected, in so many words, to 'keep on pushing forward' or 'make things work' without the means to do so - energetically, emotionally, and of course, mentally." - Anastasia Barbuzzi
You read the title. This week, @anastasiabarbuzzi zeroes in on the effects of money on mental health and the impact of financial loss on recovery, especially during the pandemic.
To explore the resources mentioned in this episode, follow these links:
- Mental Health Commission of Canada
- Government of Canada mental and physical health support by province/territory
- CAMH services and strategies for coping with stress and anxiety
- Crisis Services Canada
- Ontario-based financial and mental health services
- Good2Talk for post-secondary students
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Sound credits: Levels by Yung Kartz ($HMONEY theme song - intro/outro music)
Edited and produced by Anastasia Barbuzzi, founder and creative director of $HMONEY ($HMONEY Radio).