We know it can be hard for people who are struggling with their own -or a loved one’s - mental health to find the resources they need. Whether you are looking for a safe space to anonymously explore your feelings or research your options, we hope to provide you with the knowledge that you are not alone.
For many of us, Spring begins with an annual ritual - the spring cleaning. A chance to declutter and say goodbye to our unwanted stuff - to refresh our living space by getting neat and tidy. However, spring cleaning can actually bring about other, unexpected benefits when it comes to your mental health.
Read More2020 marks The Canadian Mental Health Association’s 69th annual Mental Health Week. Mental Health Week helps to shift societal beliefs and perceptions about mental health. It helps promote behaviours and attitudes that foster well-being, support good mental health and create a culture of understanding and acceptance. The theme of this year’s Mental Health Week, May 4-10, 2020 is ‘social connection’ and its importance for mental health.
Read MoreIt’s very common for our homes to get messy and cluttered at times. Simply collecting or owning a lot of things does not mean someone has a hoarding disorder. So what is the difference between clutter, collecting, and hoarding? When does too much stuff become too much? Take our QUIZ.
Read MoreMany of us are staying indoors and limiting contact with others to help slow the spread of COVID-19. This can lead to a sense of isolation and lots and lots of anxiety! To help stay calm and centred during this difficult time, why not join our 21 Day Detox Your Mind Challenge?
Read MoreTreating depression has no simple or obvious solutions. There is a wealth of evidence supporting inflammation's negative impact on the brain and as a result nutrition can play a big role in a person's mental well-being. Here are 5 evidence-based nutrition tips to help you beat depression.
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