In younger children it may show itself as irritability, crying episodes, temper tantrums, refusing to go to school, or even physical symptoms like stomach pains.

A new study suggests that the popular Netflix series "13 Reasons Why" triggered a steep spike in searches on suicide. In the show’s wake, searches for ‘how to kill yourself’ to ‘painless suicide’ shot up.

Forty per cent of Canadians say their mental health disrupted their lives in the past year, according to new Ipsos findings released exclusively to Global News.

Eighty-five per cent of Canadians say they consider mental health to be as important as physical health – another 12 per cent say it’s even more important.

A staggering 63 per cent of Canadian millennials are at “high-risk” for mental health issues, according to a new Ipsos report released exclusively to Global News.

More than one in four Canadians are at “high risk” of mental health issues, but it’s millennials, women and those with a low-income who are the most susceptible, a new Ipsos report is warning.

About 20 years ago, Chris Lewis was diagnosed with depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder and ADHD. Here's what he wants Canadians to know about mental health issues.

A new Canadian survey warns that 46 per cent of employees have taken time off work or noticed their colleagues take time away to tend to their mental health following workplace changes.

If you’re grappling with depression while battling a cancer diagnosis, new research suggests you may be less receptive to chemotherapy treatments.