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.

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

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.

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

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.

Boredom is uncomfortable, and that discomfort might push you to make changes, psychologists say.

Amid rising fears over coronavirus, a clinical psychologist says 'people are resilient, resourceful, adaptive' and that focusing on fact can help them cope.

A clinical psychologist who specializes in the psychology of pandemics says buying and hoarding items in bulk quantities can actually help spread the disease.

From asking yourself one simple question to creating physical space from your phone, we've curated some easy ways you can lessen your device's grip on your life.

Parents of bullies often have no idea their child is hurting others, experts say.