B.C. Ombudsperson: Involuntary Care Safeguards Often Missing
A new report from British Columbia's Ombudsperson reveals significant deficiencies in legal protections for individuals under involuntary care, urging immediate reforms.
Category : Mental Health
NY Teen Missing After Roblox Meeting in New York City
A 15-year-old Long Island boy disappeared after traveling to meet someone from the online game Roblox, sparking concerns about digital safety and online predators targeting youth.
London BIA Calls for Mental Health Action After Shooting
The London BIA urges immediate mental health initiatives after a deadly shooting on Dundas Street, highlighting community safety concerns and systemic gaps in support services.
National Trauma: How News Overload Affects Mental Health
Experts explain how constant exposure to traumatic news triggers physiological stress responses, leading to anxiety, fatigue, and emotional exhaustion, with practical coping strategies.
Therapists Address Mental Health Fallout from ICE Shooting
Following the shooting of Renee Nicole Good, therapists report rising cases of political trauma among those who warned of dangers. Experts discuss isolation, anger, and strategies for mental health care in turbulent times.
Afternoon Sugar Snacks May Increase Dementia Risk
New research reveals how afternoon sugary snacks can spike blood sugar, potentially increasing dementia risk. Experts explain the connection and offer healthier alternatives.
Hidden Sleep Disorder Symptoms You Might Be Missing
From gasping for air to sleep eating, discover eight nighttime symptoms that could indicate serious sleep disorders affecting millions, with expert insights on when to consult a doctor.
Floating vs. Sinking Stool: Health Clues
Doctors explain why stool typically sinks, what floating poop may indicate about fat malabsorption or diet, and when to seek medical advice for bowel changes.
Motherhood Dreams with Schizoaffective Disorder
A woman's deeply personal account of pursuing parenthood while managing schizoaffective disorder, confronting medication risks, adoption barriers, and ultimately finding peace in alternative paths to fulfillment.
Family Urges Mental Health Testing After Son's Suicide
A Toronto family shares their tragic story of losing their son Haider Nayani to suicide, urging others to seek mental health support and testing to prevent similar heartbreak.
Bell Let's Talk Day Highlights Mental Health in Northern Ontario
Bell Let's Talk Day 2026 brings attention to growing mental health challenges across Canada, with local events in Sudbury highlighting community support initiatives.
B.C. Family Recalls Son's Promise After Mental Health Tragedy
A British Columbia family shares their grief and reflections on their son's mental health struggles, emphasizing the importance of early recognition and open conversations.
Let's Talk Day Highlights Canada's Mental Health Pressures
As Let's Talk Day approaches, experts warn of mounting mental health challenges facing Canadians amid economic uncertainty and social pressures.
Bell Let's Talk Day Reduces Mental Health Stigma
Bell Let's Talk Day initiatives in Simcoe County are making strides in reducing mental health stigma, with community events and awareness campaigns fostering open conversations.
Montreal Hospital Uses Video Game to Prevent Youth Suicide
A Montreal hospital is implementing an innovative video game-based intervention program aimed at reducing suicide rates among young people, led by researcher Manuela Ferrari.
Free Windsor Symphony Orchestra Concerts Prescribed for Mental Health
A new initiative in Windsor allows doctors to prescribe free tickets to Windsor Symphony Orchestra concerts as part of a mental health treatment plan, blending arts and healthcare.
Bell Let's Talk Day Highlights Mental Health in Saskatchewan
Bell Let's Talk Day in Saskatchewan encourages open conversations about mental health, featuring local advocates and resources to combat stigma and promote well-being.
Ottawa's Let's Talk Campaigns Boost Mental Health Support
Mental health initiatives in Ottawa are gaining momentum through Let's Talk campaigns, with organizations like PLEO providing crucial support to save lives and improve community well-being.
Windsor-Essex Mental Health Support Resources Guide
A comprehensive guide to mental health resources and support services available in Windsor-Essex, highlighting local organizations and assistance programs for community members seeking help.
Halifax Expands 24/7 Crisis Care Alternative to Police
Dartmouth's crisis response service now offers round-the-clock mental health support, providing a crucial alternative to police intervention in Halifax.
Montreal study finds increased screen time has positive impacts
A new study reveals adult screen time is up in Montreal, with a majority reporting positive effects on work, learning, and connection. Discover the surprising data and what it means for digital life in 2026.
Coping with Seasonal Stress Beyond Blue Monday
While Blue Monday is dubbed the year's most depressing day, experts offer practical ways to manage seasonal stress and improve mental well-being throughout the winter.
How to Beat the Winter Blues on 'Blue Monday'
An Ottawa resident shares his strategies for staying positive during the coldest months. Discover practical tips to combat seasonal affective disorder and improve your winter well-being.
Halifax launches 24/7 community crisis service
Halifax's community crisis response service is now operating 24 hours a day, seven days a week, offering a vital alternative to police for mental health emergencies. Learn about this critical expansion.
Study: Psychiatric disorders may share same genetic cause
A groundbreaking study in Nature finds many mental health conditions share similar genetic drivers, challenging traditional diagnostic categories and pointing toward more unified treatment approaches.
Why the Debunked Blue Monday Still Resonates, 20 Years Later
Two decades after its creation as a PR stunt, the concept of Blue Monday persists in Canadian culture. Experts explain why the 'most depressing day' myth endures and its real impact on mental health.
Shift in Attitudes After ICE Shooting, Poll Shows Majority Disapprove
A new poll finds most voters see the ICE shooting of Renee Nicole Good as unjustified. Therapists discuss the 'political trauma' for those who warned of dangers.
Toronto's mental health collapsing, new report warns
A new report card reveals an unprecedented decline in Toronto's collective mental health, raising urgent concerns and calls for immediate action from public officials.
Ontario drinking habits remain high post-pandemic: CAMH
A new CAMH report finds high-risk alcohol use in Ontario has not returned to pre-COVID levels, with mental health indicators also showing concerning declines. Read the full findings.
Influencers Fight Social Media Addiction by Curbing Doomscrolling
A new wave of influencers is tackling social media addiction by promoting mindful scrolling and digital wellness, offering a counter-narrative to endless feeds. Discover their strategies.
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