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Does your teen have an attitude problem or are they depressed?
In my experience as a psychotherapist working with adolescents who suffer from depression, I’ve noticed that parents usually don’t identify their teen as depressed. Parents will often come into therapy and say they have a child who is defiant and has … Continue reading
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Tagged 52 ways, depression, mental health, moods, parenting, psychotherapist, Psychotherapy, support, teens, therapy, world mental health day
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Moody, sleep-deprived or depressed? Why teens need more sleep
As we’re nearing the end of Mental Health Week, I want to bring some attention to the critical relationship between depression and sleep, particularly in teens. I also spoke about this issue for Mental Health Week on Global News. … Continue reading
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Tagged 52 ways, behaviour, depression, family, mental health, mood, research
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What about MEN who have postpartum depression?
Depression in men can be difficult to recognize, both for the man and anyone close to him. With Mental Health Week coming up, I’d like to discuss depression in men and new dads, which seems to be forgotten. As a … Continue reading
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Tagged 52 ways, depression, life, mental health, partner, research
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Mindyourmind Interview
mindyourmind is a youth mental health program that provides info, resources, and coping tools for young people who are struggling with mental health issues, self-harm behaviour, and suicide. The program works to reduce stigma and increase help-seeking behaviour. Recently, mindyourmind … Continue reading
Posted in Book, Therapy
Tagged book, depression, interview, launch, london, mental, mental health, mind, mindyourmind, natural health, naturally, Nicole McCance, non profit, Psychotherapy, therapist, therapy
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Mental Health Initiatives in Canada
In recent months, there has been so much support for mental health in Canada, an area of our well-being that has largely been ignored in the past. With Bell Media’s 10 million dollar donation to CAMH announced just a few … Continue reading
Posted in Admin, Changes, Therapy
Tagged CAMH, Canada, donation, facility, funding, health, mental, mental health, Nicole McCance, psychological, psychology, psychotherapist, support, therapist, therapy, treatment
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