Two out of five households in Toronto have insufficient internet speeds — and some Ryerson students are paying the price
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Learning is a whole new challenge when siblings interrupt and parents won’t stay quiet
‘When you’re at home, and everyone is doing their day-to-day stuff, it’s a big distraction’ (Courtesy Pixabay) As the clock strikes 7 a.m. Namariq Abdalsed walks out of her room…
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How a lack of cultural competency in mental health care is failing BIPOC communities
by Pia Aranetaby Pia AranetaRacialized individuals face greater barriers to mental health support despite having worse mental health than their non-racialized counterparts. How can cultural competency training alleviate the problem?
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Dismantling cultural appropriation within the health and wellness industry
by Kirti Vyasby Kirti VyasWomen of colour are paving the way forward to be inclusive to all
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Are self-help therapy books an adequate replacement for professional therapy?
For many postsecondary students, self-help therapy books are a means to an end until in-person therapy becomes an option