COVID-19

The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted our daily lives, increased anxiety and created instability.

These challenges are all the more difficult to manage when outings and contacts are limited or prohibited.Throughout the pandemic, AQPAMM has remained committed to helping friends and families of people living with mental health issues. Please call us at 514 524-7131 for more information.

We’re doing everything we can to respond to your needs during these difficult times. We continue to provide support by phone, chat or video conference. We’ve also created this page, which we will continue to update as we assemble tools and resources to assist you.


List of emergency numbers

General emergency line: 911

Suicide Action Montréal: 1-866-277-3553

Kids Help Phone: 1-800-668- 6868

Ligne Parents helpline: 1-800-361-5085

List of crisis centres (in French)

Caregiver Support helpline 1-855-852-7784 – Support for senior caregivers


Preventive measures

Coronavirus (COVID-19) : conseils psychologiques et informations au grand public (French-language COVID-19 information and advice) – Ordre des psychologues du Québec

Pay-what-you-can psychological support during the COVID‑19 pandemic


General Information – Government of Canada

General Information – Government of Québec

General information – City of Montreal

General information – City of Montreal

Institut national de santé publique du Québec

Self-care guide – Government of Québec

Information on the Canada Recovery Caregiving Benefit


Mental health during the pandemic

Is the pandemic having an effect on the mental health of young people? (in French only) – AQPAMM

Mental Health and COVID-19 – Centre for Addiction and Mental Health

I’m feeling stressed due to the pandemic – Canadian Mental Health Association

Taking Care of Your Mental Health – Government of Canadanada

Stress, anxiety and depression associated with COVID-19 – Government of Quebec

Ask the Experts: Mental health and wellness during the COVID-19 pandemic – Mental Health Commission of Canada

COVID‑19 resources for the general public(in French only) – Alpha Institute: Specializing in post-traumatic stress, traumatic grief and anxiety

Psychologytools – Living with worry and anxiety amidst global uncertaintye

Advice on maintaining mental health during the pandemic(in French only) – Association des Médecins Psychiatres du Québec

Mediation session – Regroupement des aidants et aidantes naturels de Montréal

Centre for Studieson Human Stress– Our Impact (news feed)


Caregivers, mental health and COVID‑19

Réseau avant de craquer Facebook discussion group,Toujours là malgré tout ! (in French only)

Resources for caregivers– Mental Health Commission of Canada

Information sheet for caregivers: when your loved one lives alone (in French only) – Government of Québec – Ministère de la Santé et des Services Sociaux

Information sheet for caregivers: when your loved one lives with you (in French only) – Government of Québec – Ministère de la Santé et des Services Sociaux


Resources for senior caregivers

Information sheet for caregivers: when your loved one lives in a care home (in French only) – Government of Québec – Ministère de la Santé et des Services Sociauxux

Taking care of your mental health during lockdowns (in French only) – L’APPUI pour les proches aidants

Directives concerning the presence of caregivers in CHSLD residences (in French only): Government of Quebec – Ministère de la Santé et des Services Sociaux

Tools for people 70 and over and their families (in French only) – Association Canadienne pour la santé mentale

Passer à l’action pour vieillir en santé, resources for seniors, with a section on creative writing (in French only) – Centre AvantÂge

Les oreilles du coeur(in French only) – recordings of stories told to seniors in lockdown

Mental health information

The Centre RBC d’expertise universitaire en santé mentale for children, teens and young adults (in French only)

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