Raising healthy children is a responsibility of all Canadians. Supporting and promoting child and youth mental health is central to enabling them to become life-long, positive contributors to their communities. Save Save The Atlantic Summer

A new year means our team is jumping into planning and program development for this summer’s ASI event. From August 21-23, 2017, we will present the ASI Symposium on Promoting Child & Youth Mental Health:

Donovan Taplin is from the Town of Wabana on Bell Island, Newfoundland and Labrador, where he is the youngest person ever elected to a municipal council in the province. Donovan has served on the NL

In December, the New Brunswick Office of the Child and Youth Advocate released its eighth annual State of the Child Report, and the Atlantic Summer Institute is recognized in the report as an organization committed to

Join us this summer for an Atlantic Canadian event which will bring together individuals from across the region with an interest in child and youth mental health. Promoting Child and Youth Mental Health: Engaging all

November 2, 2015,  1:00pm Atlantic Time The Atlantic Summer Institute invites you to join us for a webinar on Context-Informed Mental Health Reporting. The webinar will explore the approach taken by the Atlantic Regional Office,

The focus on mental health of Atlantic Canadian kids and teens drew over 210 people to Charlottetown from August 17-19 to collaborate on improving programs and services in Atlantic Canada. A Symposium on Child and

More than 200 people will gather in Charlottetown from August 17-19 to take action on the mental health of Atlantic Canadian kids and teens. Teachers, parents, youth, heath care workers, community groups, researchers and government

Dr. Ian Manion (Public presentation- August 17, 6:30 pm) Looking beyond today! Inspiring Atlantic Canadians to work together for a positive future Ian Manion is a clinical psychologist and scientist-practitioner who has worked for over