BeMorr Podcast

It's only 10 days until our first annual Hawaiian Shirt Gala that will raise funds for our Mental Health Initiatives! This episode chats about what the night will entail, why a Hawaiian Shirt Gala, and how you can attend and/or support the Gala!Tickets Available here:Hawaiian Shirt Gala Registration, Sat, 17 Sep 2022 at 5:30 PM | Eventbrite (https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/hawaiian-shirt-gala-registration-343910634967?aff=ebdssbdestsearch)Visit our website: www.bemorrsociety.caNEXT EPISODE Wednesday, October 5th, 2022Contact us:[email protected]

Jessica Sproat had a traumatic pregnancy when her water broke at only 23 weeks. This episode she shares her story and how it affected her mental health. She also shares how she came be a co-founder on the newly released Trail Collectiv App which provides accessibility for families to get out into nature. Download the Trail Collectiv App today on your smartphone!www.trailcollectiv.comFind Jessica on Instagram: JessCSproatWant to attend the first annual Hawaiian Shirt Gala presented by BeMorr Society? Get your tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/343910634967Learn more about our Mental Health Initiatives on our website: www.bemorrsociety.ca

On today's episode we speak with Alexandra Dunn and Pauline Hogan of Eunoia Equine Assisted Learning. A Foothills, AB organization that offers a safe space for individuals and groups to develop emotional, physical and mental wellness through the horse and human connection. We talk about what Equine Assisted Learning is, sessions, workshops and their upcoming retreat.You can connect with Alex and Pauline or learn more about Eunoia EAL below.www.eeal.ca403-988-3413Instagram and Facebook: @eunoia.ealTo purchase tickets for the Hawaiian Shirt Gala presented by BeMorr Society you can do so at the link below:Hawaiian Shirt Gala Registration, Sat, 17 Sep 2022 at 5:30 PM | Eventbrite (https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/hawaiian-shirt-gala-registration-343910634967?aff=ebdssbdestsearch)

Following the passing of their 13 month old daughter, Avery, Cathy Decker worked through her grief one day at a time. During Cathy's grief journey she was gifted some items by another mother who had also lost a daughter. From this, Avery's Legacy was founded. A personal bereavement box that can be sent to support a grieving heart after loss.In this episode we discuss little Avery, Cathy's grief journey and how to order or donate a box.To learn more about Avery's Legacy or to donate visit their website:www.averyslegacy.com

Corey Dixon is an actor and Mental Health Advocate based out of Toronto ON. On today's episode he shares what drew him to wanting to act and share his story on Mental Health. Music created by Wade Tutt of High River, AB. To be a guest on the BeMorr Podcast email: [email protected]

In this episode we speak to 3 High School students, Jessica, Ava and Olivia on how the COVID-19 Pandemic has had short and long term affects on Youth's Mental Health. Not only has the support from their teachers and school board has lacked but also has played a role in many other aspects from peer interaction, grades and anxiety.Music created by Wade Tutt of High River, AB.To be a guest on the podcast please email: [email protected]

In this episode I share my own personal mental health story not only as a first responder but as someone who has lost family members to suicide. I also talk about how counselling helped me learn new techniques to be able to assist in my journey. Music created by Wade Tutt of High River, AB. If you'd like to be a guest on the podcast please email: [email protected]

Grief through the holidays is always a difficult thing to navigate. In episode 8, we speak to Anne-Mari Morrison, the Co-Founder and Executive Director of the BeMorr Society. She speaks about grief, learning what works for you during the holidays following the loss of a loved one and the new Survivor of Suicide Loss Support Group starting in 2022.Music created by Wade Tutt of HIgh River, AB.To be a guest please email: [email protected] 2 starting January 12, 2022.

Following the birth of his daughter, Christopher Rose-Banks began to feel anxious and irritable with noises around the house. When his wife, Lisette, was diagnosed with postpartum depression (PPD) it was brought to his attention that perhaps he was dealing with paternal postpartum depression. Hear Chris' story with PPD and what he and his wife are doing to make the conversation for men and women more standard. If you wish to follow Lisette's Instagram as mentioned in the episode: postpartumlatina_que_ondaMusic created by Wade Tutt of High River, ABIf you'd like to be a guest on the podcast email: [email protected]

Today's episode is a coffee shop conversation with Robyn Holdstock. This is an unscripted conversation that dives into the beliefs and opinions of how social media can affect ones mental health. Robyn is a Holistic Nutrition consultant and trainer in Southern Alberta. Where after finding her passion for working out, Robyn began her own healing journey with the understanding that fitness is an important tool for those dealing with mental health and self-worth issues. Not only is she mindful of her own mental health while using social media she has seen first hand the negative and positive part of using social media in our daily lives from her previous work with youth.Instagram: wildly.robynBlog | robynholdstock (wixsite.com) (https://holdstockrobyn.wixsite.com/robynholdstock/blog)Music created by: Wade Tutt of High River, ABIf you'd like to be a guest on the podcast please email: [email protected]