Stan Kutcher

• New social media campaign targets COVID-19 misinformation with science

  The campaign is lead by Prof. Timothy Caulfield from the University of Alberta's faculty of law and Sen. Stan Kutcher of Nova Scotia.

  Health

  Jan 25, 2021
  
• N.S. adolescent mental-health expert Dr. Stan Kutcher appointed to Canadian Senate

  Dr. Stan Kutcher, a professor of psychiatry at Dalhousie University, has been involved in mental-health work in over 20 countries.

  Canada

  Dec 12, 2018
  
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• Nova Scotia commits $192K to boost mental health support in Cape Breton

  Dr. Stan Kutcher held three days of consultations and fact-finding in Cape Breton with families, school staff and the community.

  Canada

  Aug 2, 2017
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• Mental health expert to present recommendations after teen suicides in Cape Breton

  Dr. Stan Kutcher began three days of consultations and fact-finding in June following three teen suicides

  Canada

  Aug 2, 2017
• ‘Speak with love’: Transgender boy’s aunt speaks out after mental health expert visits Cape Breton

  Dr. Stan Kutcher said discussions were difficult but he was impressed by their suggestions on what could be done to make things better for other kids.

  Health

  Jun 27, 2017
• N.S. government sending mental health expert to Cape Breton after series of suicides

  Dr. Stan Kutcher specializes in youth mental health and suicide and will report back to government officials on what he finds. 

  Health

  Jun 22, 2017
• Here are 6 things an expert wants you to know about teen mental health and ’13 Reasons Why’

  Global’s Jennifer Grudic speaks with teen mental health expert Dr. Stan Kutcher about a new online resource created by TeenMentalHealth.Org and the IWK Health Center to address concerns surrounding popular Netflx series ’13 Reasons Why”

  Health

  May 12, 2017
• School- and community-based suicide prevention programs not effective, potentially harmful: report

  A report has found some of the most commonly used suicide prevention and awareness programs for young people aren't effective and may actually pose safety concerns.

  Canada

  Jul 22, 2016