Raising awareness of the effect of emotional stress on autoimmune disease
Sharing the growing evidence linking chronic emotional stress with autoimmune conditions — so families can recognize the signs and act early.
Read about Project IWe help families, schools and communities on Vancouver Island understand how emotional stress and anxiety affect health — and give them practical tools to respond early, with confidence and compassion.
The Eric Palmer Memorial Foundation was created to recognize the effects of emotional stress on health and wellness — and to do something about it. We fund and deliver education that reaches parents, caregivers and children where they already are: in schools, at community events and online.
Our work honours Eric Palmer by turning a family’s loss into practical support for other families.
Every program we run flows from the same conviction: when families and schools understand emotional stress, children get help sooner.
Sharing the growing evidence linking chronic emotional stress with autoimmune conditions — so families can recognize the signs and act early.
Read about Project IFree community presentations on childhood anxiety for parents and educators — plus curated tools families can use the same day.
Read about Project IITogether with facilitator Julie-Anne Richards, we’ve delivered free presentations at elementary schools across Vancouver Island — from Duncan and Nanaimo to Courtenay, Cobble Hill and Victoria — and by Zoom through the pandemic.
Presentations, community gatherings and fundraisers across Vancouver Island.
“Recognizing the effects of emotional stress on health — that’s the work. Every parent who learns the signs, every teacher who knows what to do next, is a family that gets help sooner.”
— The Palmer family, founders of the Eric Palmer Memorial Foundation