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«Mental Health» column

A Closer Look at a Career as a Mental Health Counsellor

September 25th, 2018; By Rochelle C. Pangilinan

Mental health issues are prevalent in Canada but are sadly overlooked. According to the latest findings by the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA), 53% of Canadians consider mental conditions such […]


Social Anxiety

August 24th, 2017; By Maria Cruz

Knowing whether or not you have social anxiety can be difficult. There are varying degrees of anxiety and if you don’t talk about it then it’s hard to pinpoint which […]


Improvisation as Therapy

August 22nd, 2017; By Anthony Teles

Mental illness targets everybody in its own unique way, and we each have our tailor-made tale to share. My depression and anxiety reached their apex in 2011. One of the […]


I Feel Sad; how can I feel better?

May 31st, 2017; By Laura Sciarpelletti

There are so many different angles to feeling sad. Whether it’s weather related, family or friend issue related or maybe medical…feeling sad is normal. The way you deal with it, […]


Pathways Health Centre for Children: Help for People in Need

May 31st, 2017; By Susan Huebert

http://dev.pathwayscentre.org/page/community Some websites are destinations in themselves, but others are paths to something else. That’s what the Pathways Health Centre for Children website is: a guide to other resources that […]


Introvert on Campus

April 24th, 2017; By Anthony Teles

My first few months on a university campus were surreal. The cozier class sizes of high school gave way to the massive behemoths that are lecture halls. Not only were […]


Are you saying what you think you’re saying? The messages you may be giving off with body language.

April 24th, 2017; By Mariann Roberts

You may think of yourself as a confident and friendly person, and anyone who really knows you might say the same. However, if you’re slouching, avoiding eye contact, and looking […]