A Mother's Unthinkable Loss: Grief Unmade and Remade a Life
A young mother recounts the tragic day her 2-year-old son died in a car accident, detailing the raw grief that followed and her journey through survival, trauma, and eventual rebuilding.
Category : Mental Health
Ontario Groups Recognized for Mental Health Workplace Priority
Workplace Safety North and Ontario Mine Rescue receive recognition for their commitment to prioritizing mental health in the workplace, highlighting growing awareness of employee well-being.
Mother Updates on Tumbler Ridge Shooting Victim Maya Gebala
Cia Edmonds provides a heartbreaking update on her 12-year-old daughter Maya Gebala, who remains in a medically induced coma after being shot while protecting classmates in the Tumbler Ridge tragedy.
Laval Father Testifies About Mental Health in Children's Murder Trial
Kamaljit Arora, 49, takes the stand in his defense, detailing mental health issues before the 2022 drowning deaths of his two children in Laval.
Trans Woman's Appalachian Journey of Resilience and Belonging
Maya Fisher shares her powerful story of transitioning in rural Virginia, navigating identity, community, and survival in a landscape of both harshness and unexpected beauty.
New ADHD Centre Opens in Edmonton with Integrated Services
The Neuro Wise ADHD Centre has launched in west Edmonton, providing a wide range of diagnostic, therapeutic, and support services under one roof to address the growing need for specialized ADHD care in the community.
Short-Form Videos Like 'Personalized Slot Machines' for Brain
A child psychologist explains how short-form video content can rewire brain function, comparing it to addictive gambling mechanisms and highlighting risks for cognitive development.
Public Restroom Safety Tips from a Microbiologist
A microbiologist explains the real risks in public bathrooms, including the 'poo plume' from flushing, and offers practical advice to stay safe and avoid germs.
How to Maintain Relationships with Loved Ones in Extremist Beliefs
Experts in cult recovery provide practical strategies for communicating with friends and family who have adopted extremist worldviews, focusing on connection over confrontation.
Why Men Stay Silent: The Bystander Effect Explained
Research reveals why bystanders, especially men, often fail to intervene in uncomfortable social situations. Experts explain the psychology behind the silence and offer strategies for effective intervention.
Early Intervention Key for Youth Eating Disorders: CHEO
Dr. Nicole Obeid highlights the urgent need for better early treatment for 1.4 million Canadian youth with eating disorders, advocating for systemic change to prevent severe outcomes.
Tumbler Ridge Mental Health Funding Gap Persists Despite Protests
Following a tragic shooting, Tumbler Ridge residents protest inadequate mental health services as government pushes virtual care, highlighting a critical funding gap in northern communities.
Love, Fear, and Loss: A Journey Through Grief and Healing
A deeply personal account of navigating love shadowed by constant fear of loss, the reality of bereavement, and the complex path toward healing after a partner's death from cancer.
Research Challenges Common Beliefs About Attachment Styles
A groundbreaking study reveals that many individuals may misunderstand their own attachment styles, with significant implications for mental health and relationships.
B.C.'s Mental Health Act and Tumbler Ridge Shooting Context
The tragic shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., has brought renewed attention to the province's Mental Health Act, which governs involuntary treatment and crisis intervention protocols.
When Healthy Eating Becomes an Obsession: Orthorexia
Orthorexia, a fixation on 'pure' eating, is increasingly common due to social media pressure. Experts warn it can disrupt mental health and social life, urging awareness and professional support.
Dementia Stigma Delays Help, People Pay the Price
Fear and misinformation prevent early dementia diagnosis, delaying access to support and treatments. Alzheimer Society CEO Jennifer Lyle calls for challenging stigma to improve lives.
Tumbler Ridge Mental Health Crisis Exposed After Tragedy
Following a devastating shooting, Tumbler Ridge residents protest inadequate mental health services as provincial virtual care solutions fail to address critical gaps in northern healthcare access.
Emotional Tax of Technology: Expert Urges Phone Cold Turkey
Neuroscientist Sarah Baldeo discusses the psychological impact of excessive screen time and provides strategies for reducing digital dependency to improve mental well-being.
Mental Health Crisis After Tumbler Ridge School Shooting
Following the devastating mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, experts warn of a growing mental health crisis among youth, highlighting loneliness and social disengagement as critical factors needing urgent attention.
School Shooting Survivor on Coping and Healing Process
A survivor of Canada's deadliest school shooting in Tumbler Ridge opens up about the long road to recovery, community mourning, and the challenges of moving forward after tragedy.
Polytechnique Survivor on Healing After B.C. Shooting
A survivor of the 1989 Ecole Polytechnique massacre reflects on trauma, resilience, and community support following the tragic mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia.
9 Toxic Phrases Narcissistic Parents Use and Their Impact
Mental health experts reveal how common phrases from narcissistic parents can cause long-term emotional damage, low self-esteem, and relationship struggles in children.
Olympic Pride vs Political Shame: Athletes' Inner Conflict
As U.S. athletes compete in the 2026 Winter Olympics, many Americans experience cognitive dissonance between cheering for their team and grappling with government actions that contradict national values.
Psychologist's Tips for Singles on Valentine's Day: Avoid Thinking Traps
A Montreal psychologist advises single individuals to identify their needs for connection and match activities accordingly to combat loneliness on Valentine's Day, emphasizing self-care and reframing negative thoughts.
Mom Shares Memories of Tumbler Ridge Shooting Victim
A mother in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., reflects on her 12-year-old child lost in a tragic mass shooting, as experts advise on discussing trauma with kids and the community grieves.
Tumbler Ridge Shooting Highlights Rural Mental Health Gaps
The tragic mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge that claimed eight lives has spotlighted severe shortages in mental health resources across remote British Columbia communities.
Psychiatrist Calls for Long-Term Mental Health Support in Tumbler Ridge
A psychiatrist emphasizes the need for ongoing mental health resources in Tumbler Ridge, following recent tragedies, while advocates caution against stigmatizing mental illness.
Tumbler Ridge Neighbors See Shooter as Mental Health Victim
Residents of Tumbler Ridge express sympathy for mass shooter Jesse Van Rootselaar, describing him as a victim of mental health system failures rather than a criminal.
Regina Group Tackles Mental Health Stigma for African Newcomers
Afro Tribes, a Regina non-profit, works to bridge cultural gaps in mental health understanding for African newcomers, inspired by the tragic death of Samwel Uko in 2020.
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