psychology

• Dreams during the pandemic driven by anxiety: psychologist

  Winnipeg Psychologist Doctor Toby Rutner says your dreams reflect your emotions and any strong negative feelings seep into your dreams, potentially creating more anxiety.

  Health

  Apr 11
• Why a Halifax psychologist says more guidance is needed for Canadian parents as COVID drags on

  Children living in toxic environments face the highest risk of developing negative long-lasting effects to their psychology.

  Health

  Mar 2
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• Petition calls for government to fund psychologist visits for all Albertans

  A group of Alberta psychologists is teaming up with the NDP to advocate for provincially-funded mental health visits for all Albertans.

  Health

  Feb 10
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• COVID-19: Ipsos poll finds many pandemic-weary Canadians turning to nature for relief

  A recent Ipsos poll confirms what many suspected: Canadians are indeed turning to nature in significant numbers to help them cope with the impacts of the pandemic.

  Canada

  Jan 28
• A Winnipeg expert’s advice on how to tell the kids Christmas will be different this year

  Winnipeg psychologist Dr. Toby Rutner spoke with 680 CJOB Saturday to give some tips on how parents should have the conversation surrounding the holidays.

  Health

  Dec 5, 2020
• Coronavirus: Online program offering free psychological therapy sessions to B.C. residents

  The hotline will now go online for digital face-to-face counselling by offering therapy sessions for anyone in B.C., with no referral, and for free.

  Health

  Jul 29, 2020
• Nova Scotia shootings: The psychology of an ‘injustice collector’

  "Injustice collectors have a negative or adversarial interpretation of every encounter."

  Crime

  Jun 8, 2020
• U of L professors discuss psychological, economic and political impacts of COVID-19

  Professors at the University of Lethbridge addressed the impact that the COVID-19 pandemic is having on southern Alberta and the country during a live session on Thursday.

  Lifestyle

  Jun 4, 2020
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• Lost all sense of time? Here’s why it’s happening during lockdown

  Living under coronavirus lockdown can make time seem to pass both more slowly and more quickly at once, experts say.

  Health

  May 3, 2020
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• Grieving without goodbye: Saskatchewan psychologist talks loss during pandemic

  Restrictions on travel and visitation in care homes and hospitals are keeping people safe, but they’re also keeping some people apart from their dying loved ones.

  Health

  Apr 23, 2020