Virtual reality could help treat sex disorders
VR offers an ideal and ethical medium for intervention for people with sexual aversion or other sex disorders.
Mental Health
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ADVICE: I hate family gatherings
Getting together with family can be full of disappointment and a stressful reminder of unresolved issues and past conflicts.
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Habs goalie Carey Price is taking a break for his mental health
Price's announcement comes after fellow player Jonathan Drouin also revealed his mental health struggles.
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The other COVID crisis we need to talk about: mental health
By: Adam LeggeMany of those you work with — colleagues, employees, even suppliers — are not OK right now.
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Increase in mental-health claims reported by B.C. police, other first responders
Retiring B.C. Mountie says he heard from dozens of first responders since sharing his story of mental-health challenges with Postmedia News last year
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Calgary counselling centre screens for depression amid fourth wave
Mental health concerns have heightened over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, with more Calgarians seeking help, Babins-Wagner said.
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Ottawa man has been hospitalized, restrained more than 19 months
He has been in a secure acute psychiatric ward at The Ottawa Hospital since February 2020, when his parents called 911 after a violent outburst.
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Sask. student researching impact of exercise on suicidal ideation
The study will seek to understand how and why exercise has a positive impact on people experiencing thoughts of suicide.
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Having a workout buddy might help improve your mood
Signing up for a fitness class could lead to a shift in mood, but engaging with a group can be a hurdle for people suffering from depression.
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SHIFT: Why can't we be more like geese?
What do Canadian geese, a secondhand bike and a funeral have to do with resilience and moving on?
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Montreal walk will shine light on suicide prevention
The Mental Health and Suicide Awareness Walk Montreal is an opportunity to unite people who are grieving. The welcoming environment is badly needed now, as people have been isolated by the pandemic.
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Grief is guaranteed in our lives: A call for a national plan
'Canada has a dementia strategy and a mental health strategy, but grief gets lost in the mix.'
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What has the pandemic done to friendships?
Some people have gone out of their way to create new opportunities for connection; it has also been a chance to let toxic relationships wither.
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