By Javeed Sukhera, Western University, first published in The Conversation Every year, Canada has a conversation about the stigma of mental illness. We tweet and we talk. We share stories and break the silence. Yet, this year we are all bearing witnes …
As the pandemic wears on, a unique program at Schulich Medicine & Dentistry builds resiliency with mutual support.
When we accept we all hold negative stereotypes, we can start making positive change.
Blue toques and speech bubbles on Wednesday, Jan. 30, will mark an important opportunity for conversation – a day dedicated to checking in on each other’s mental health.
As the pandemic wears on, a unique program at Schulich Medicine & Dentistry builds resiliency with mutual support.
When we accept we all hold negative stereotypes, we can start making positive change.
Blue toques and speech bubbles on Wednesday, Jan. 30, will mark an important opportunity for conversation – a day dedicated to checking in on each other’s mental health.