Research reveals why bystanders, especially men, often fail to intervene in uncomfortable social situations. Experts explain the psychology behind the silence and offer strategies for effective intervention.
Dr. Nicole Obeid highlights the urgent need for better early treatment for 1.4 million Canadian youth with eating disorders, advocating for systemic change to prevent severe outcomes.
Following a tragic shooting, Tumbler Ridge residents protest inadequate mental health services as government pushes virtual care, highlighting a critical funding gap in northern communities.
A deeply personal account of navigating love shadowed by constant fear of loss, the reality of bereavement, and the complex path toward healing after a partner's death from cancer.
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A groundbreaking study reveals that many individuals may misunderstand their own attachment styles, with significant implications for mental health and relationships.
The tragic shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., has brought renewed attention to the province's Mental Health Act, which governs involuntary treatment and crisis intervention protocols.
Orthorexia, a fixation on 'pure' eating, is increasingly common due to social media pressure. Experts warn it can disrupt mental health and social life, urging awareness and professional support.
Fear and misinformation prevent early dementia diagnosis, delaying access to support and treatments. Alzheimer Society CEO Jennifer Lyle calls for challenging stigma to improve lives.
Following a devastating shooting, Tumbler Ridge residents protest inadequate mental health services as provincial virtual care solutions fail to address critical gaps in northern healthcare access.
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Neuroscientist Sarah Baldeo discusses the psychological impact of excessive screen time and provides strategies for reducing digital dependency to improve mental well-being.
Following the devastating mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, experts warn of a growing mental health crisis among youth, highlighting loneliness and social disengagement as critical factors needing urgent attention.
A survivor of Canada's deadliest school shooting in Tumbler Ridge opens up about the long road to recovery, community mourning, and the challenges of moving forward after tragedy.
A survivor of the 1989 Ecole Polytechnique massacre reflects on trauma, resilience, and community support following the tragic mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia.
Mental health experts reveal how common phrases from narcissistic parents can cause long-term emotional damage, low self-esteem, and relationship struggles in children.
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As U.S. athletes compete in the 2026 Winter Olympics, many Americans experience cognitive dissonance between cheering for their team and grappling with government actions that contradict national values.
A Montreal psychologist advises single individuals to identify their needs for connection and match activities accordingly to combat loneliness on Valentine's Day, emphasizing self-care and reframing negative thoughts.
A mother in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., reflects on her 12-year-old child lost in a tragic mass shooting, as experts advise on discussing trauma with kids and the community grieves.
The tragic mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge that claimed eight lives has spotlighted severe shortages in mental health resources across remote British Columbia communities.
A psychiatrist emphasizes the need for ongoing mental health resources in Tumbler Ridge, following recent tragedies, while advocates caution against stigmatizing mental illness.
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Residents of Tumbler Ridge express sympathy for mass shooter Jesse Van Rootselaar, describing him as a victim of mental health system failures rather than a criminal.
Afro Tribes, a Regina non-profit, works to bridge cultural gaps in mental health understanding for African newcomers, inspired by the tragic death of Samwel Uko in 2020.
A psychologist provides essential strategies for parents to address the traumatic Tumbler Ridge mass shooting with their children, emphasizing age-appropriate communication and emotional support.
Nathalie Provost, a survivor of the 1989 École Polytechnique massacre, discusses her personal journey and advocacy for gun control measures in Canada.
As killings by federal officials spark new awareness, a clinical psychologist shares science-backed strategies for processing trauma and engaging in activism, drawing from generations of community wisdom.
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The family of Mitchell Rose claims he was assaulted by police officers after seeking assistance at a St. John's hospital. He is now held in a forensic unit following his arrest and subsequent charges.
Mike Tyson's Super Bowl commercial for MAHA Center faces backlash for its fat-shaming language and oversimplified anti-processed food message. Experts warn it reinforces harmful diet culture narratives.
Mental health professionals reveal the most common errors people make in therapy sessions that slow their growth, from distraction to unrealistic expectations, and offer practical solutions.
A landmark trial in Los Angeles alleges Meta and Google deliberately designed Instagram and YouTube to addict children's brains for profit, with severe mental health consequences.
A personal account of visiting a rage room to confront repressed anger, exploring the psychological benefits of controlled destruction and the societal pressures that suppress female rage.
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The Toba Centre for Children and Youth in Winnipeg has initiated the Herding Hope: Comfort Kit Drive, collecting curated donations to aid children and families recovering from trauma and harm.
