The Guardian article by Katherine Rowland “They’re selling everything trauma’: emotional pain became product” examines how the concept of trauma has shifted in recent years from being a clinical response to extraordinary events into a widespread cultural and commercial phenomenon. What makes this article particularly compelling is its exploration of the paradox behind this trend.

Support House in Oakville has launched a mobile health van to improve access to healthcare for the unhoused and vulnerable populations across Halton Region. This initiative is important because it brings essential services directly to people facing barriers such as lack of health cards, mental health issues, and housing instability.

A very interesting article from The Walrus about the increasing challenges faced by hotline responders in a time of remote-work and...

Harm reduction workers 'burnt out' submitted by Steve Hall, written by Ali Raza on August 9 2021, CBC News read the article: Toronto...

Such a great speaker! Such an important topic. Please take the time to listen and reflect.

Contre toute attente, c’est une technologie encore jamais éprouvée sur l’homme qui a permis de proposer le plus rapidement des solutions...

By now, you're familiar with the typical hallmarks of Covid-19. But stories of other, stranger symptoms have been bubbling up for weeks.