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A quick look at 'what is depression versus sadness?’ for teens
Many people struggle to understand the difference because we often use the word ‘depression’ synonymously with sadness. In this article we explore what the difference might be for teens.
How to Help a Suicidal Person
During Suicide Prevention Week, we are reminded of these Canadians: our friends, family members, colleagues, and others who struggle with suicidal thoughts. Even though there are many people who struggle with suicidality, there are steps that you can take to assist a suicidal person through their crisis.
How does the first anniversary of Covid-19 affect you?
We’ve just survived the first year of Covid-19. You may be noticing a variety of emotions right now. When we observe anniversaries, it can affect us in ways that we aren’t really aware of. Lisa Catallo shares some things to look out for and tips on how to care for yourself in the midst of this not so fun anniversary.
Self-Regulation Tips for Teens
You’re sitting in class, or at your computer, waiting for the teacher to begin the lesson. You forgot to complete the assignment that was due today because you felt tired for “no real reason”. Or you tried looking at it, but then nothing made sense, so you closed your computer.
You know that you will have to try and explain to your parents or teacher (or both!) of why you can’t “just do it”...
5 Ways to Care for your Mental Health in a Pandemic
As the months have dragged on, you may have noticed your mental health is starting to struggle a bit as a result of the pandemic we are experiencing. Lisa Catallo shared 5 ways that you can practically take steps to care for your mental and emotional health during this difficult time.
Concussions and Depression
Depression and concussion have much in common and can certainly co-occur; they are also both valid struggles for which you can access support and treatment. Alongside your doctor, and other rehabilitation specialists, like occupational therapists and counsellors, you can build a plan that works for you in your recovery journey.