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This Could Help
Taking care of your mental health is critical — but there's still a stigma about seeking therapy to manage your own wellbeing. In our series, "This Could Help," we'll explore how to get started with therapy and fit it in to your life and your budget. We'll answer the questions you've been wondering, and show you the ways therapy can benefit you and the people you love. Whether you're struggling or just want to make sure you're on the right track, support is available, and it really can help.
Here are a few key signs that your child might need outside help, and how to get started.
Here's what to expect during the initial appointment.
This expert-backed advice will make the search for therapy less overwhelming.
Racism, colonialism, and stigma are common issues.
Many moms are suffering alone.
He discovered that suicide had surpassed HIV as the leading cause of death for gay and bisexual men in Canada.
"It's a complicated relationship," Scott Moir says.
Knowing it's important to seek help doesn't do all that much good if getting help is out of your grasp.