Resources
…Canadian Healthcare Association www.cha.ca Canadian Mental Health Association www.cmha.ca Canadian Psychological Association www.cpa.ca Canadian Psychiatric Association www.cpa-acc.org The College of Family Physicians Canada www.cfpc.ca Psychosocial Rehabilitation Canada www.psrrpscanada.ca Mood Disorders…
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…if you are being sent by your employer for an assessment or to a com your employer or insurance company knows the outcome of the visit. In this case, you…
Postpartum Depression
…pregnancy and the birth of a baby. Postpartum depression is the most common complication of childbearing. Despite the sensational stories in the media, postpartum depression it is not unusual or…
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…of the Mental Health Commission of Canada Structural Stigma research team contributing original thought and developing new standards that highlight inequity, and implicit cognitive systemic implicit bias of mental health…
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Depression
…resources available in your community. To see if you might be suffering from clinical Depression try a self test at http://www.checkupfromtheneckup.ca/ Web Sites: To be advised at a later date…
Anxiety Disorder
…into new therapies and techniques continues. Currently, the best-evidenced ways to treat an anxiety disorder include medication, cognitive-behaviour therapy (CBT) or a combination of the two. Treatment choice will depend…
Aging & Retirement
…to be productive by starting a new business, or contribute to the next generation with their time and experience. Despite the ads for Freedom 55 describing retirement as the best…
Bipolar Disorder
…disorder be treated? The most common treatments are medication, counselling/psychotherapy, and lifestyle management. These can be used alone or in combination with other treatments. Approximately one in three people with…