Did you know that 1 in 5 people will experience a mental health
problem at some point in his or her lifetime? That could be your
friend, your neighbour, or even yourself. The good news is that with
the proper care and support, people affected by mental illness can
continue to lead productive and rewarding lives.
650 Coteau St. W.
Moose Jaw, Sask. S6H 5E6
Voice 306-692-4240
e-mail: cmha.mj@sasktel.net
Branch Director - Donna Bowyer
Board Members
Marilyn McCrea Darryl Robinson Candi Gailbraith Corinne Jacobson
Darrell Downton
Sandra Fowler
Judy Blair Bob Miller
John Kern
Provincial Division
The Canadian Mental Health Association
(Saskatchewan Division) Inc.
Battlefords Branch Wendy Brundige, Program Director
1011 - 103rd Street
North Battleford, SK S9A 1K3
Phone 306 446-7177, Fax 306 445-7050
e-mail cmha.nb@sasktel.net
Estevan Branch Deb Fernandez
1201 - 2nd Street
Estevan, SK S4A 0M1
Phone 306 634-6428
Prince Albert Branch Doug Kinar, Program Director
1322 Central Avenue
Prince Albert, SK S6V 4W3
Phone 306 763-7747, Fax 306 763-7717
e-mail pacmha@sasktel.net
Regina Branch Louise Handford, Program Director
1810 Albert Street
Regina, SK S4P 2S8
Phone 306 525-9543, Fax 306 525-9579
e-mail info@cmha.regina.com
Saskatoon Branch Gayle Mast, Program Director
1301 Avenue P North
Saskatoon, SK S7L 2X1
Phone 306 384-9333, Fax 306 978-5777
e-mail gmast@cmhasaskatoon.ca
Swift Current Branch Ruth Smith, Acting Program Director
170 - 4th Avenue NW
Swift Current, SK S9H 0T6
Phone 306 778-2440/773-0601, Fax 306 773-0766
e-mail sccmha@shaw.ca
Weyburn Branch Glady Perepeluk, Program Director
404 Ashford Street
Weyburn, SK S4H 1K1
Phone 306 842-7959, Fax 306 842-3096
e-mail cmhawey@sasktel.net
Yorkton Branch Dr. Donia Alvarado, Acting Program Director
Box 1266
Yorkton, SK S3N 2X3
Phone 306 621-5925, Fax 306 783-9662
e-mail cmhayorkton@sasktel.net
Rural Committees:
Duck Lake
Nipawin
Shellbrook
Mental Disorders
Schizophrenia
One of the most serious mental illnesses, schizophrenia affects
about 1 percent of Canadians. Contrary to what many people believe,
schizophrenia is not a "split personality"
Mood Disorders
These illnesses affect about 10 percent of the population. Everyone
experiences "highs" and "lows" in life, but people with mood
disorders experience them with greater intensity and for longer
periods of time than most people
