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IRIS THE DRAGON'S CHILDREN'S MENTAL HEALTH EDUCATION
Validated, medically endorsed, educational content used in schools and clinics
Narrative centers on positive youth development, recovery, and resilience
Narrative centers on positive youth development, recovery, and resilience
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THE SCIENCE AND THE AWARD
Science: Opening Minds Anti-Stigma Campaign
The Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC) conducted a scientific study to determine the effectiveness of Iris the Dragon's narrative formula to change attitudes about mental health. The MHCC study was conducted by a PhD student at Queen's University with oversight by Heather Stuart, Bell Canada Mental Health and Anti-Stigma Research Chair. The study was funded under the Opening Minds Anti-Stigma Campaign to validate programs that work and achieve positive outcomes.
» The facts are in — Iris the Dragon works. Iris the Dragon storybooks change kids' attitudes towards mental health (info-graphic).
Award: The Royal Ottawa Hospital
Author Gayle Grass was awarded the Royal's Inspiration Award 2016 for Leader in Mental Health. The gala honours people who have inspired awareness about mental health and hope for individuals and families affected by mental illness.
December 16, 2016 — "Stigma is such a damaging barrier, and it keeps people from admitting there’s a problem."
» Have a look at the people and programs behind Iris the Dragon...
The Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC) conducted a scientific study to determine the effectiveness of Iris the Dragon's narrative formula to change attitudes about mental health. The MHCC study was conducted by a PhD student at Queen's University with oversight by Heather Stuart, Bell Canada Mental Health and Anti-Stigma Research Chair. The study was funded under the Opening Minds Anti-Stigma Campaign to validate programs that work and achieve positive outcomes.
» The facts are in — Iris the Dragon works. Iris the Dragon storybooks change kids' attitudes towards mental health (info-graphic).
Award: The Royal Ottawa Hospital
Author Gayle Grass was awarded the Royal's Inspiration Award 2016 for Leader in Mental Health. The gala honours people who have inspired awareness about mental health and hope for individuals and families affected by mental illness.
December 16, 2016 — "Stigma is such a damaging barrier, and it keeps people from admitting there’s a problem."
» Have a look at the people and programs behind Iris the Dragon...