For many postsecondary students, self-help therapy books are a means to an end until in-person therapy becomes an option
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Digital platform Savyn Tech aims to help marginalized people with PTSD
by Meilin Maby Meilin MaA story of three immigrants starting Savyn to end stigmas surrounding mental health
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Party drug used to treat depression
by Mira Nabulsiby Mira Nabulsi(Graphic by Tyler Choi/Ryersonian) An illicit recreational drug used in the party and rave scene is now being tested in clinical trials across Toronto as a new and promising treatment…
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When the birth control pill was introduced in the 1960s, it was a symbol of sexual liberation and choice for women. Today, women are speaking up about the way that the pill has affected their mental health.
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Today is World Mental Health Day.
According to the Mental Health Commission of Canada, one in five people are living with mental health issues or illness. Students spend a significant amount of time in the classroom, a space that can either address these issues or significantly contribute to them.