The door creaked open and invited me in
Supporting healing for veterans navigating the transition to post-service life.
The new frontiers of ability
Imagine, if you will, that you woke up one day and your life was completely unrecognizable. It could happen, for so many reasons, good and bad. What then? Do you fall apart or keep going? Or do you re-imagine what’s possible?
Mental Health for Older Adults: 5 Practical Ways to Boost your Mood
Mental health is a vital aspect of your overall health. As you grow older, you can experience changes in your physical health, social connections, and daily routines that can significantly affect your quality of life, your mood and well-being.
I didn’t imagine that mental health was affected by the colour of one’s skin. I was wrong.
As a white woman, my culture is slowly moving towards an acceptance of mental health and an understanding of mental illness while persons – particularly men – of colour still struggle under the weight of unbearable cultural stigma.
Veterans and their families want better research and clinical support on cannabis as a treatment option for their mental health
Canada’s Veterans often experience physical or psychological injuries as a result of their service — and sometimes both. Over the past several years, medical cannabis
Be kind to your mind: 3 top-rated apps for mindfulness and meditation
How would you rate your ability to focus right now? More importantly, how are you feeling? After bathing in anxiety for a few years, are you feeling a little frayed around the edges? Are you making enough time each day to relax, reflect, and renew yourself?
Brochure – NATIONAL CAREGIVING SUPPORT GUIDELINES
A loved one’s mental health problem or illness often impacts family, friends and supporters. Caring for a person living with a mental illness can create
See me as a person, not a diagnosis
When someone says, “you’re so brave” (as they do all the time) all I hear is that to them, my life is pitiful, and I feel diminished and reduced to my diagnosis. It makes me think of an after school special on “never giving up” (remember those cheesy posters from the eighties and nineties with a cat hanging on a rope? Yeah, that.)
I searched for families like mine – and if possible, hope. They were here all along
Stigma leads me to write this under a pseudonym. Why? Because my child is kind, caring, generous and resilient, among many other great qualities.