Mental health issues are a growing concern, especially for men who struggle with stereotypes. An event Oct. 14 in West Broadway aims to give men a voice and a path to mental wellness. Continue reading
Duboc, who is a successful serial entrepreneur, went searching for to find help only to discover how difficult it was to find effective, affordable and immediate mental health care. Continue reading
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Overcommitting to things, whether that be social events or projects at work, is bad for your brain. Continue reading
A study by the Manitoba Centre for Health Policy shows at least 28 per cent of adults in the province are dealing with some form of mental illness. Continue reading
A new documentary from the Saskatchewan Union of Nurses is hoping to bring the discussion around mental health to the forefront. Continue reading
Older adults are at a greater risk for loneliness due to life changes that can create isolation, such as losing a spouse and suddenly living alone. Continue reading
For people in their 40s and 50s, Alzheimer’s disease might be misdiagnosed as depression. Continue reading
An Alberta mother took to the podium to share her own very personal experience with loss at an annual event to mark World Suicide Prevention Day in Lethbridge. Continue reading
It can be an exciting time for post-secondary students when the fall semester officially begins, but for some students it can also be very stressful as anxiety begins to set in for many returning to the grind of another school year. Continue reading
Former NHLers Bob Wilkie and Kelly Hrudey team up for the “I Got Mind” 10-city Canadian tour to speak about mental health issues for young athletes. Continue reading
