Psychiatry

If you are concerned that someone you know is suffering from a mental illness, don’t be afraid to talk about it and reach out. It’s OK if this feels awkward; we aren’t used to talking openly about this subject.

Research into the common condition suggests using a person-centred approach.

But even great guidelines can’t address gaps in care, Canadian doc says.

Experts in Quebec weigh in on how therapy conversations have changed post-COVID and with evolving family definitions.

A Swedish population study shows there is a greater need for targeted screening programs.

Manitoba pharmacist outlines a proposed framework for controlled access to select psychedelic medications for treatment of mental disorders in Canada. 

Big jump in numbers may be due to difficulty accessing care earlier on.

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