Society
Designing for Equity
From Grocery Aisles to AI: The Hidden Costs of Failing to Design for Diversity
Mental Health for the Holidays
Sister Acts
When your sibling goes down the rabbit hole, how do you find a loving and healthy way to stay connected?
Money & Mental Health
Power and Purse Strings
A lack of economic awareness or control over one’s finances can have long-term impacts. We look at the link between intimate partner violence and money in the third article of our series for Financial Literacy Month.
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Lived Experience
Pace, Plan, and Prioritize: One Woman’s Story on Coping with Long Covid
Since there’s no cure, those affected must work to manage their symptoms. An innovative hospital program takes an interdisciplinary approach encompassing physical, cognitive, and psychosocial care.
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.
Mental Health for the Holidays
Sugar and Spice — and Trying to Be Nice
Over the holidays my inner voice proves to be the most critical as I straddle the pull of a commercial Christmas and the deep-seated draw of Kwanzaa. On tackling the minefield of tackiness, tinsel, and trappings of the season.
Lived Experience
The Day I Decided to Leave
Fleeing from intimate partner violence takes a network of supports
Four new board directors appointed to lead Mental Health Commission of Canada in Answering the Call for all those who live in Canada
The Mental Health Commission of Canada (MHCC) is thrilled to announce the appointment of four new directors to our board. These leaders will work to
