Reference List
Please note that some content in this guide has been directly borrowed and/or adapted from the following sources:
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University of British Columbia. (n.d.). Mental Health and Wellbeing: Assisting Students in Distress [Brochure]. Okanagan: University of British Columbia.
Mental Health, Accessible Campus, Council of Ontario Universities:
http://www.accessiblecampus.ca/mental-health/
More Feet on the Ground University of Toronto, University of Toronto:
https://utoronto.morefeetontheground.ca/
OCAD University. (2014). A Guide to Supporting Students in Distress at OCAD University. 1st ed. Toronto: Author.
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Algonquin College. (2012). Starting the Conversation: Raising our awareness of student mental health [Resource Booklet for Instructors]. Ottawa: Author.
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