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Imagine Institute gives you permission to download and share the following resources. Please do not alter the materials or content in any way. These resources are made available to the public through a partnership with Alberta Health and United Way of Edmonton Capital Region.

Learning Immersion Manual
A compilation of current mental health-related training available for professionals across various sectors. The resource looks at six domains related to mental health: Mental Health Awareness, Addiction and Substance Misuse, Brain Development and the Impact of Trauma, Trauma-Informed Care, Workplace Wellness, and Suicide Prevention.











