Feeling the Winter Blues? Understanding and Managing Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
It’s a typical winter morning: the sky is still dark at 8 AM, and the cold is biting as you drag yourself out of bed. The thought of getting through another day feels more daunting …Read More
Burnt Out: Supporting the Mental Health of Mental Health Nurses in Canada
Imagine waking up before dawn to start your shift at a mental health facility, already feeling the weight of yesterday’s exhaustion lingering in your bones. Your day will be filled with the emotional demands of …Read More
Spreading Kindness, Canadian Style: Making a Difference in Your Community
Picture this: You’re walking down the street, feeling a bit overwhelmed by the rush of the world around you. Then, out of nowhere, a stranger stops to help you pick up something you’ve dropped, or …Read More
Breaking the Mould: Celebrating Love Beyond Traditional Valentine’s Day in Canada
Picture this: it’s February 14th, and you’re scrolling through your social media feed, watching everyone post pictures of their extravagant gifts, candlelit dinners, and overly romantic moments. Meanwhile, you’re left feeling pressured to come up …Read More
Mindset Over Matter: Using Therapy to Transform Your Inner Dialogue
You’re scrolling through social media, and you see someone your age posting about their new job, their perfect relationship, or their latest travel adventure. In that moment, a flood of thoughts rushes through your mind—Why …Read More
Unplugging for Your Soul: Why a Digital Detox is Essential for Canadian Gen Zs
You’re at a party with friends, but your attention is split between your phone and the conversations happening around you. You’re scrolling through Instagram while hearing your friends talk about a recent trip or a …Read More
Surviving the January Slump: How to Overcome Low Energy and Stay Motivated
It’s that time of year again—the holidays are over, the decorations have been packed away, and the excitement of the new year has begun to fade. As you return to the routine of work, school, …Read More
The Quiet Crisis: How to Recognize and Address Canadian Workplace Mental Health Struggles
It’s Monday morning, and you’re already feeling the weight of the week ahead. Your inbox is flooded, meetings are stacked back-to-back, and your phone is constantly buzzing with Slack notifications and urgent emails. You try …Read More
Cold Weather, Warm Hearts: How to Stay Connected and Mentally Healthy During Winter
Picture this: it’s the first snow of the season, and you’re wrapped up in a cozy blanket with a mug of hot chocolate in hand, watching the world outside transform into a winter wonderland. Sounds …Read More
Caring for the Caregivers: Supporting Mental Health During Alzheimer’s Awareness Month
Imagine this: It’s 6 a.m., and the day begins with soothing a confused parent who doesn’t recognize you, the person they raised. You guide them through breakfast, manage their medications, and gently reassure them that …Read More