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Equine therapy a growing trend in treating mental health issues
Equine-assisted therapy is a growing trend among those dealing with issues such as depression, PTSD, grief, substance abuse or anxiety.
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Heading back to school may be stressful for children
Heading back to the stress of a new grade, new school and maybe new friends can be stressful for many children.
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Mental illness: Your stories
We asked for your mental illness stories, and you responded - with touching, harrowing, hopeful recollections.
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Can LSD treat depression? British scientists fundraising to study potential
They’re often depicted as dangerous but scientists say they hope to study whether LSD and other psychedelics could be promising options to battle depression and addiction.
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Patient left feeling ‘lost’ following Calgary mental health cuts
A 19-year-old Calgarian was making progress in her outpatient mental health program, but that’s all up in the air since she learned the program is coming to an end.
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Man records his panic attack to raise mental health awareness
Casey Throwaway uploaded a video of himself at the end of a panic attack in an attempt to help end the stigma around mental illness.
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Why adult colouring books are climbing the bestseller lists
Art therapy isn't the only reason adult colouring books have taken off. As hobbies go, coloring books are incredibly simple. And the finished product is perfect for minimalists.
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Ativan, Valium among drugs facing tighter controls in Alberta
The Alberta college of physicians and surgeons has added benzodiazepines, like Ativan and Valium, to its Triplicate Prescription Program over concern the drugs are being increasingly abused.
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RBC Run for the Kids sheds light on youth mental health
As many as two million young people in Canada are struggling with mental health issues, but only one in five will get the specialized treatment they need.
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New Canadian program helps lawyers, judges deal with mental health issues
According to the Mood Disorder Society of Canada, lawyers and other professionals are at a greater risk for many mental health issues including depression, anxiety, addiction and suicide.
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U of L implements strict mental health initiative
The U of L is taking proactive steps to get in front of the stress and anxiety of student life.
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Children with pet dogs have less anxiety: study
If your children keep begging you for a puppy, you might want to give it a thought -- having a pooch in the home may help your children's mental health.
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Why a last minute dash to the mall can feel so stressful
Heading out to pick up a gift in the last days before Christmas can be stressful.
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Why are CEGEP students so stressed out?
Dawson psychologist Kelly Ann Morel sits down with senior anchor Jamie Orchard to discuss why stress levels of CEGEP students are so high and what can be done to help.
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N.S. man loses half his body weight, now hoping to inspire others
In just 10 months, Ryan Clarke has completely changed his life, losing 183 lbs.
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Want a hotter sex life? Don’t be critical of your partner, study says
A partner imposing pressure for perfection can do more than just lead to a spat, new research shows it can cause sexual desire and arousal to decline.
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Edmonton artist who battles depression uses camera to put a face to mental...
An Edmonton photographer who has battled anxiety and depression since she was a child is making it her mission to expose the face of mental illness, in hopes of helping others who may not feel they can...
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Global failure to tackle anxiety and depression costs $1 trillion a year: WHO
The failure to treat mental disorders like depression and anxiety in countries around the world is costing the global economy nearly US$1 trillion in lost productivity, according to a new study.
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Do you hug your dog? Study suggests they aren’t feeling the love
People who love cuddling with dogs may be in for a rude awakening.
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Service dog gives Alberta woman living with anxiety new lease on life
For those who suffer from anxiety, life’s daily tasks can seem impossible.
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