A while back there was a very funny television show starring Lisa Kudrow (ditzy Phoebe from Friends) called “Web Therapy.” It was an improvised show and Lisa played a therapist who treated her patients over the Internet. Hence the title of the show. Well, back when the show was on, the idea of treating mental health patients via a webcam...[ read more ]

In this digital age, we have easy access to just about anything we want from the comfort of our homes.  With the recent emergence of the need to practice social distancing and the ongoing move to close down all non-essential work, business, and social engagements, technology is our new best friend. We can order groceries, connect with friends and family, and...[ read more ]

Expect to feel doubt or awareness of stigma. You might feel conscious of stigma around those needing help for mental health conditions, but keep in mind just how common these are: The Canadian Mental Health Association reports that one in five Canadians will experience a mental health problem or issue each year. And you've already taken a huge step towards...[ read more ]

If you're experiencing a mental health issue—whether depression, anxiety, stress or relationship problems, addiction issues, or anything else—the sooner you seek help, the sooner you can feel better. The Canadian Mental Health Association reports that one in five Canadians will experience a mental health problem or issue each year. Approximately 8% of Canadians will experience major depression in their lifetime....[ read more ]