Public health measures to fight COVID-19 have forced most of us to isolate indoors. But for persons living in an abusive home, confinement can have serious consequences. If you’re isolated with an abuser, use these tips and resources to protect your physical and psychological well-being.
From Mental Health Commission of Canada As the Canadian Mental Health Association reminds us, people often default to “I’m fine” when faced with the question,
From Mental Health Commission of Canada A Nanos Research poll, conducted on behalf of the Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC), has found that many
On behalf of the Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC), I applaud Finance Minister Freeland for shattering the glass ceiling as the first woman to
From Mental Health Commission of Canada Last week, the Government of Ontario released projections around the spread and transmission of COVID-19 that painted a stark
In a hurry? Read the summary. Canada is in the midst of an opioid crisis. Yet, while broad agreement exists that the stigma surrounding opioid
In the midst of COVID-19, it is increasingly difficult to avoid the bleak headlines and bright-red news banners. Staying informed is, after all, one way
From Mental Health Commission of Canada In the midst of COVID-19, it is increasingly difficult to avoid the bleak headlines and bright-red news banners. Staying
For the last 30 years, l’Association québecoise de prevention du suicide has devoted the first week in February to fostering conversations on suicide prevention.
