In an article in the Kelowna Daily Courier, MLA Norm Letnick counted the ways in which BC is becoming a healthier province. Much of his discussion focused on risky drinking, […]
Amy Pezzante and Claire Sieffert share more about what can be done to raise awareness for eating disorders. “Many people of all ages, gender and cultural background struggle with […]
“International students gathered on Friday to cook a big meal together and make new friends. Organized by the SFU student volunteer group, the Peer Health Educators, the Community Cooking Workshops aim to […]
“‘In order to perform best on final exams, one must remember the basics: stay active, get plenty of rest, and eat a good breakfast; all those healthy study-tips that students […]
“Do the holidays stress you out? You’re not alone. It’s a hectic time of year for many people, maybe even most people. Nothing about our usual daily life goes away. […]
“The holidays can be emotionally overwhelming, presenting a dizzying array of pressures and expectations. Individuals who may feel these stressors more acutely include those who have lost loved ones, have […]
“With the holidays rapidly approaching, college students’ mouths are watering at the simple thought of a meal other than Ramen. Unfortunately, there is one more barrier to cross, and finals […]
Caroline Anne Kovesi shares in University Affairs her perspective on what professors can do to better support students who are struggling with mental health concerns. “Based on my own experiences […]
“For the past 10 years, student unions have lobbied university administrators to implement fall study breaks. In response to concerns about mental health and stress from the mid-semester workload, schools […]
“The 2015 Back to School Toolkit is designed for MHA Affiliates, advocates, and organizations of all types to use with parents, youth and school personnel to raise awareness of the […]
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