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Push-ups for prevention

  • Canadians are getting a little sweaty this February to promote good mental health.
Opinion | BY MARION COOPER | February 5, 2026
The Push-Up Challenge offers a powerful, flexible, and engaging example of what upstream mental health care can look like in practice, writes Marion Cooper. Pexels photograph by Ketut Subiyanto

Push-ups for prevention

Opinion | BY MARION COOPER | February 5, 2026
  • Canadians are getting a little sweaty this February to promote good mental health.

Push-ups for prevention

Opinion | BY MARION COOPER | February 5, 2026
  • Canadians are getting a little sweaty this February to promote good mental health.
The Push-Up Challenge offers a powerful, flexible, and engaging example of what upstream mental health care can look like in practice, writes Marion Cooper. Pexels photograph by Ketut Subiyanto

Seizing the promise of AI for mental health care in Canada

  • As Minister Evan Solomon redevelops Canada’s AI strategy, mental health care must be recognized as a critical arena for responsible innovation.
Opinion | BY MARION COOPER | October 6, 2025
AI holds enormous potential to strengthen mental health care, if it’s deployed thoughtfully, writes Marion Cooper, president and lead executive officer of the Canadian Mental Health Association. Photograph courtesy of cottonbro studio, Pexels.com

Seizing the promise of AI for mental health care in Canada

Opinion | BY MARION COOPER | October 6, 2025
  • As Minister Evan Solomon redevelops Canada’s AI strategy, mental health care must be recognized as a critical arena for responsible innovation.

Seizing the promise of AI for mental health care in Canada

Opinion | BY MARION COOPER | October 6, 2025
  • As Minister Evan Solomon redevelops Canada’s AI strategy, mental health care must be recognized as a critical arena for responsible innovation.
AI holds enormous potential to strengthen mental health care, if it’s deployed thoughtfully, writes Marion Cooper, president and lead executive officer of the Canadian Mental Health Association. Photograph courtesy of cottonbro studio, Pexels.com
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