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As schools take on tech giants, experts weigh in on the broader implications of excessive screen time on youth mental health.
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Read moreTop reads worth revisiting from the Mental Health Commission of Canada’s magazine.
Read moreThe easy-to-remember three-digit number for suicide crises means that people in need of immediate support can call or text for help.
Read moreBreaking Stigmas, Saving Lives
Exploring the impact, resources, and strategies for suicide prevention
Read moreIs It Time to Decolonize Therapy?
Author Dr. Jennifer Mullan’s new book takes a critical look at care
Read moreMental Health and Justice — A Call to Action
Getting started on a new plan for meaningful change
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How To Break Up With Your Therapist
If it’s just not working, then don’t ghost. Name your needs.
Read moreAging without support is becoming more prevalent for older people in Canada. How can we stem the tide? A look at inclusive aging during Loneliness Awareness Week
Read moreCare for Health-Care Workers
A long-time nurse reaches out to other health professionals to foster an open dialogue about stigma around mental health
Read moreIt’s also around you: storms, fires, catastrophe — the intersections between climate and mental health — and what you can do about it.
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