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Nicole Chevrier

A group of young-looking hikers taking a walk on mountainous trail on a sunny day

Take care of your mental health during summer break

Who doesn’t love summer? Longer sunny days, outdoor activities, cottaging and camping, sports, social events, and relaxing and enjoying life. And for students, no homework. ...
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How to write a brilliant blog post in 10 steps  

Choose a topic: Before you start writing, choose a topic that interests you. Research popular topics and see what other bloggers write about. Hint: health, ...
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Youth Counseling

Brave New World

Integrated service hubs are an innovative approach to transforming youth mental health care in Canada.
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How to help your child cope with eco-anxiety

Distress, anxiety, and anger are just some of the psychological impacts of the climate crisis on the well-being of children and young people worldwide. A ...
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Proactive Prevention

Activating an entire school community (parents, peers, education workers) can reduce the nefarious long-term impacts of bullying — a look at promising models to create ...
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Finding joy in the ordinary

Finding joy in the ordinary

As a motivated and ambitious person, I was fully subscribed to the achiever mentality, perpetually running on the hamster wheel. I wanted the success, the ...
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Some of us are getting left behind

What does mental health look like? I think that the answer probably depends. Mental health is not a one-size-fits-all concept. This question was top of ...
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Steve Tizzard

Safe — and Sound

When the language of isolation, quarantine, and lockdown predominates, there isn’t much room for words like socialize, connect, or empathize. Yet even though the pandemic ...
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