Articles to Support Your Health and Well-being
Research has shown that resilience can be developed and strengthened in anyone!
Mental health is health. To help with day-to-day stress and challenges, we’re offering 10 tips to boost yours.
How to Relive Stress Now and in the Future By Elizabeth Scott, PhD Elizabeth Scott, MS
The New Year naturally imparts a sense of change. Whether or not you make resolutions, stop for a moment and consider the changes you might like, and why.
There’s nothing like a warm, sunny day to brighten our mood and give us a boost of optimism. And after the spring we’ve had, we couldn’t be more ready for it.
Stop the Bullying
Understanding Therapy – Article 3
Struggling with a new move? Here are some things to consider when coping.
What is Bullying?
With the right attitude and the right steps, anyone can become more resilient. Learn more here.
What is CBT, what can it be used for and why is it so beneficial in dealing with mental health challenges?
Tips and strategies for coping with COVID
Some tips for managing the isolation we're facing during the COVID-19 pandemic
“When we fail to set boundaries and hold people accountable,” writes best-selling self-help author Brené Brown, “we feel used and mistreated.”
As the days grow shorter, and temperatures drop, it's natural to crave heartier, comfort foods during the colder months.
What is Cyberbullying?
Learn tips to manage mental health and prevent acute stress.
"I don't remember what it's like to be happy...", "Sometimes, I get really angry and irritated with the people I love..."
Sometimes we get so focused on the parts of our bodies that we wish we could change that we forget to recognize how amazing we are.
Did you know that approximately 1 in 12 Canadians age 20 and over live with diagnosed heart disease?
Do you get the “AT’s”? These are the unreasonably negative and destructive, “automatic thoughts” everyone has from time to time.
"I don't know what the big deal was, I was still fine to drive...", "I thought it wouldn't tempt me, being around it..."
Simple things to do to get inspired
Effects of Bullying on Mental Health
Rethink the way you approach your to-do list
It seems pretty easy to understand that positivity leads to a happier outlook and probably a better life. Yet, people still struggle with incorporating positivity and optimistic practices into their day. Where do you start?
Discovery the science behind procrastination and eight science-based techniques to help you get things done.
Gratitude allows us to celebrate the present. It magnifies positive emotions.
"What have I done?", "That breakup was totally my fault." -- These are the voices of guilt and shame. Let's talk about it.
Do you feel held back in life because you’re not being assertive?
Mental Health Commission of Canada
With awareness, motivation, desire for change, and repetitive practice, we can alter our thoughts and emotions.
Have you heard the adage “Love means never having to say you’re sorry”? Turns out, that’s not such a great idea.
Don't be afraid to ask for help. Finding strategies will help you navigate.
Change something you do daily
Do you sometimes have trouble saying "no"? Don't worry - you're not alone!
What are the types of boundaries? Identify how each one resonates with you.
Sleep is an integral part of recovering from a heartbreak. The most important part is to establish a regular routine that will reinforce rest and relaxation.
Did you make New Year’s resolutions that are already forgotten? Avoid the emotional rollercoaster by setting yourself up for success.
Learn how to manage complicated emotions facing those on the frontline
Over 30% of men experience a period of depression at some point in their lifetime, about 9% of men report having feelings of depression or anxiety every day
Telehealth can help make mental health services easier and more convenient to access and provide.
How to incorporate mindfulness activities into your daily life.
Growing up, I wished for a father that would tell me how proud he was of my accomplishments but that wasn’t the case.
February is Heart Month, so it’s a great time to reflect on self-care for your heart.
It seems like it's become harder and harder to date. How on earth do we make sense of the messy online dating scene?
Even if you are not a natural-born optimist, there are things you can do to develop your positive thinking skills and reap some of the benefits of positive thinking.
"As soon as I wake up, my heart and my thoughts are racing...", "I cannot get on that plane, what if I can't control myself..."
Why do we wear pink on Anti-Bullying Day?
Understanding Therapy – Article 5
How does therapy help with mental health problems?
Strategies for looking after yourself
Affirmations are positive statements that help rid negative thoughts and negative energy from your life
Understanding Therapy – Article 4
Panic attacks are quite common. Ever wonder why our bodies are reacting in such a way? Let's break it down.
Know the signs to protect yourself and others.
Know what the signs are - look out for those who need us most
Use these tips to help your child discover how to plan and prioritize her time.
Our inner-voice spills into all aspects of our lives. Learn how to cultivate a voice of self-compassion...
It’s normal to feel a gaping hole where that person existed in your life. Hold their memory close as you move forward.
Time management has proven effective as a tool for productivity. Those who excel at time management perform well and have an improved sense of well-being.
Prioritize your sleep
Understanding Therapy – Article 2
"I would scrunch my eyes and shake my head, but it would never go away...", "My whole body could feel it, like it just happened..."
Foundational tips to better yourself during stressful times
How can I cope with grieving a loss?
Resilience is a person’s capacity to respond to pressure and the demands of daily life.
Understanding Therapy – Article 1
Ultimately, wellness is a hands-on, get-down-to-business approach to being the best you can possibly be.
A therapist can help pinpoint core issues, triggers, negative or harmful patterns of behavior, and more to aid in treatment of a problem.
A successful preparation starts with a healthier and happier you. Buckle-up and ring-in the New Year with Top 5 Dietitian Approved Tips.