It’s all about Connection – Connecting with your Loved One
Listening is one of the simplest and most effective ways that you can provide your loved one with emotional support. Listening demonstrates to your loved one that you are interested…
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Listening is one of the simplest and most effective ways that you can provide your loved one with emotional support. Listening demonstrates to your loved one that you are interested…
As a caregiver you are likely to experience a range of emotions as you try and navigate through the complicated and frustrating world of mental illness. It may sometimes seem…
“Grief is like the ocean; it comes in waves ebbing and flowing. Sometimes the water is calm, and sometimes it is overwhelming. All we can do is learn to swim.”…
Practicing self-care reduces or eliminates anxiety and depression, improves focus, reduces irritation and aggression, increases happiness, improves energy, and more. So how do you practice self-care? Here are some steps…
In Ontario, admission to a psychiatric facility is governed by a piece of legislation called the Mental Health Act. The Mental Health Act outlines the powers and obligations of psychiatric…
As caregivers, we often put the needs of our loved ones ahead of our own. Despite the detriment to ourselves, we accept things that we normally would not, fearing the…
The Covid-19 pandemic has changed the way we interact and it is likely that you will be placed in a situation where mental health support services are provided virtually. This…
It takes a village… There is an African saying that says “it takes a village to raise a child”. The idea is that it takes a supportive community, working together…
It could be that you and your loved one have waited months to get an appointment with a Psychiatrist. Maybe your loved one has realized that they need help and…
Many people view resilience as strength and toughness, the ability to fight through and endure whatever challenge and adversity stands in their way. I used to think that I was…